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ARSITEKTUR VOLUMETRIC U-NET DAN TRANSFORMER UNTUK SEGMENTASI TUMOR OTAK PADA CITRA HASIL MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING
Brain tumors are abnormal tissue growths within the brain that can lead to death. The components of a brain tumor can be classified into background, enhancing tumor, peritumoral edema, and non-enhancing tumor, which are identified in three-dimensional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scans. The separation of these components can be achieved through automatic segmentation. This study proposes a combination of Vision Transformer (ViT) and Volumetric U-Net architectures for the segmentation of brain tumor components in MRI images. ViT is utilized in the encoder to capture global spatial relationships, while the decoder maintains the Volumetric U-Net structure to preserve local spatial details. The performance of the proposed architecture achieved accuracy, sensitivity, specificity, IoU, and f1-score values of 98.78%, 80.33%, 97.01%, 74.6%, and 83.3%, respectively. These results indicate a good performance in brain tumor segmentation from MRI images. At the label level, the model achieved accuracy, sensitivity, specificity, IoU, and f1-score values ranging from 78% to 98% for background, enhancing tumor, and peritumoral edema. However, the performance for the non-enhancing tumor label was relatively low, with an accuracy of 98.6%, sensitivity of 43.6%, specificity of 99.9%, IoU of 43.2%, and f1-score of 60.2%. This lower performance is attributed to the relatively small feature size and unclear boundaries of the non-enhancing tumor region. Based on these findings, future studies are encouraged to explore new approaches capable of better detecting small regions in 3D brain tumor segmentation.
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