Stro-VIGRU: Defining the Vision Recurrent-Based Baseline Model for Brain Stroke Classification

arXiv — cs.CVTuesday, November 25, 2025 at 5:00:00 AM
  • A new study has introduced the Stro-VIGRU model, a Vision Transformer-based framework designed for the early classification of brain strokes. This model utilizes transfer learning, freezing certain encoder blocks while fine-tuning others to extract stroke-specific features, achieving an impressive accuracy of 94.06% on the Stroke Dataset.
  • The development of the Stro-VIGRU model is significant as it enhances the speed and accuracy of stroke diagnosis, which is critical for timely treatment. By automating the classification process, it aims to reduce human error and improve patient outcomes in stroke care.
  • This advancement reflects a growing trend in the application of deep learning techniques, such as Vision Transformers, across various medical imaging domains. Similar methodologies are being explored for conditions like pneumonia and brain metastases, indicating a shift towards more automated, AI-driven approaches in healthcare diagnostics.
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