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NeuroScan is a brain tumor detection web application developed using Python, Flask, Machine Learning, OpenCV, scikit-learn, and SQLite. This project is designed to classify brain MRI images and predict whether the scan indicates a tumor or no tumor, with support for multiclass classification as well. The system provides a complete workflow from MRI image upload and prediction to result history, report generation, and admin-based model training. It is an ideal project for students and developers looking for a medical image classification project in Python or a Flask machine learning project for final year students. This application runs completely on a local environment without using any third-party AI APIs, making it a practical and secure solution for learning medical image processing, Flask web development, and machine learning model deployment
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Open the project folder and run:
pip install -r requirements.txt
To create the database, sample users, sample predictions, and demo model, run:
python seed_data.py
Run the application using:
python run.py
Visit:
http://127.0.0.1:5000
Default demo accounts for testing after setup
Username: admin
Password: Admin@123
Username: alice_c
Password: User@123
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