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- The study introduces a new classification method that improves upon a previous technique from 2015 by utilizing linear regression classification.
- It involves selecting one axial slice from a 3D brain image and extracting 256 features using pseudo Zernike moments with a maximum order of 15.
- The new method achieves high accuracy (97.51%), sensitivity (96.71%), and specificity (97.73%), outperforming Gorji's original approach and five other advanced methods.
Article Abstract
Aim: This study presents an improved method based on "Gorji et al. Neuroscience. 2015" by introducing a relatively new classifier-linear regression classification.
Method: Our method selects one axial slice from 3D brain image, and employed pseudo Zernike moment with maximum order of 15 to extract 256 features from each image. Finally, linear regression classification was harnessed as the classifier.
Results: The proposed approach obtains an accuracy of 97.51%, a sensitivity of 96.71%, and a specificity of 97.73%.
Conclusion: Our method performs better than Gorji's approach and five other state-of-the-art approaches.
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