Evaluating the anticipated outcomes of MRI seizure image from open-source tool- Prototype approach

TL;DR

This paper reviews open-source neuroimaging tools for MRI seizure analysis, highlighting MATLAB's dominance and the diverse software used by researchers for processing epileptic brain images.

Contribution

It provides an overview of open-source tools for MRI seizure image analysis and discusses their usage in the research community.

Findings

MATLAB is used by 60% of researchers for image processing.

Over 30% of researchers utilize various open-source tools.

Proprietary software is used by 10% of researchers.

Abstract

Epileptic Seizure is an abnormal neuronal exertion in the brain, affecting nearly 70 million of the world's population (Ngugi et al., 2010). So many open-source neuroimaging tools are used for metabolism checkups and analysis purposes. The scope of open-source tools like MATLAB, Slicer 3D, Brain Suite21a, SPM, and MedCalc are explained in this paper. MATLAB was used by 60% of the researchers for their image processing and 10% of them use their proprietary software. More than 30% of the researchers use other open-source software tools with their processing techniques for the study of magnetic resonance seizure images