Classification of Brain Lesion using K- Nearest Neighbor technique and Texture Analysis
Alyaa Hussein Ali, Sara Abd Al-hadi, Maysaa Raba Naeemah, Alaa Noori Mazher · Journal of Physics Conference Series · 2019
Texture is an important property for analyzing many types of images. It provides a rich source of information about the image. In this paper four statistical features (contrast, correlation, homogeneity and energy) are calculated from the gray level co-occurrence matrix in which the gray level of variation associated with gray of three samples from CT scan Images to patients with (hemorrhage, ischemic and cancer) in the brain, the region of interest has been obtained by classifying the images using the k-nearest neighbor (K-NN) five classes has been proposed for the classification purpose, the result shows two classes have infection region and the three other classes are healthy region. It has found that the cancer texture are highly correlated comparing with the stroke. The stroke texture is more homogenous than the cancer texture this make the distinguish between them more specific easy.