DIFFUSION TENSOR IMAGING FOR BRAIN DATA SETS

Abstract

Diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) is a technique which estimates the location, orientation and anisotropy of
the brain’s white matter tracts. The paper analyses the difficulties faced in the classical Euclidean approach and
proposes a new analysing technique known as non-Euclidean approach for identifying the tumour affected brain by
comparing with the healthy brain, the diffusion tensor image measurements are taken from the voxels. The log Euclidean
method is used to calculate DTI measurements.