A Project abstract presentation
on
Cognitive Computing for Brain Health: DL
Approaches to Disease Detection
Presented by Batch B2-15
Poojari Harshavardan 22101A010133
Paturu Chethan 22101A010124
Nandimandalam Varneeth Varma 22101A010108
Mabbu Dilli Prashad 22101A010095
AIML
Under the guidance of Program Head
Mr. Naveen Kumar, Dr. B.Narendra Kumar Rao,
Assistant Professor, Professor & Head,
Dept. of AIML. Dept. of AIML.
Contents
Abstract
Introduction
Statement of the problem
Objectives
Motivation
Abstract
Our brain is the control center for everything we think, feel, and do, which makes keeping it healthy
incredibly important. Unfortunately, diseases like Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and brain tumors can have a
huge impact on people’s lives. The biggest challenge doctors face is catching these conditions early, because
that’s when treatment is most effective.
This is where our work comes in. We’re using a powerful form of Artificial Intelligence called Deep Learning
basically teaching computers to act like medical experts. By training on thousands of medical images such
as MRIs, CT scans, and even brain signals, the system learns to recognize tiny warning signs that are often
too subtle for the human eye. This means diagnoses can become faster, more accurate, and more
accessible.
Of course, there are challenges, like making sure the technology works well for everyone and making its
decisions clear so doctors can trust the results. But our ultimate goal is to create smart tools that support
doctors, allowing for earlier detection, personalized treatments, and, most importantly, a future where
brain health is better protected for all.
Introduction
Our project, “Cognitive Computing for Brain Health,” is all about combining the power of artificial
intelligence with modern medicine to tackle one of the toughest challenges—detecting brain disorders
early and accurately. We’re creating systems that can learn and think in ways similar to a human expert.
Using advanced Deep Learning, we train these systems with medical data like MRI and CT scans so they
can spot the tiny, hidden signs of diseases such as Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and brain tumors—clues that
are often too subtle for the human eye. The idea isn’t to replace doctors, but to give them a powerful
assistant that can process huge amounts of information quickly and precisely. With this support, doctors
can make earlier diagnoses, provide more effective treatments, and ultimately improve patients’ lives.
Statement of the problem
“Detecting neurological disorders early is still a big challenge, as
traditional methods often miss subtle signs—highlighting the need for
Deep Learning techniques to identify these patterns sooner and
improve patient outcomes.”
Objectives
Build Deep Learning models that can analyze medical data such as MRI, CT scans, and EEGs to
support the early detection of brain disorders.
Identify early warning signs of neurological diseases like Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and brain
tumors that traditional methods may overlook.
Provide doctors with intelligent tools that make diagnosis faster, more accurate, and more
dependable.
Enhance patient outcomes by enabling early detection and more effective treatment plans.
Ensure fairness and transparency in AI systems so their results are clear, reliable, and beneficial
for all patients.
Motivation
• Catching Diseases Early – Many brain diseases are detected too late. Finding them earlier can
make treatment far more effective.
• Helping Doctors See What’s Missed – Even skilled doctors can overlook tiny clues on scans. AI can
help catch those small but important details.
• Healthcare for Everyone, Everywhere – Not everyone has access to top specialists. With cognitive
computing, expert-level analysis can reach hospitals anywhere.
• Less Stress for Patients and Families – The long wait for a diagnosis is painful and stressful. This
technology can speed up the process and give answers sooner.
• More Hope, Better Outcomes – Shifting from reacting after damage to detecting problems early
gives patients a stronger chance for recovery and a better life.
Thank You
