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This document discusses various techniques for medical image segmentation and tumor detection. It describes edge-based, region-based, and pixel-based segmentation techniques including edge detection, active contours, region merging/splitting, graph cuts, clustering algorithms like k-means and fuzzy c-means. The document provides examples of using k-means clustering for color-based segmentation of brain MRI images and tumor detection. It also mentions morphological operations and references several papers on brain tumor segmentation and detection in MRI images.
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