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March 6, 2026Scientific Reports0 citationsOpen Access

Yolov8n based on dynamic serpentine convolution and multi-feature attention for MRI brain cranial tumor segmentation

YHYiliu HangQZQiong ZhangLLLi Li

Key Points

  • The aim is to improve real-time accuracy in edge localization for MRI brain tumor segmentation.
  • Development of DMA-YOLOV8n combining dynamic serpentine convolution and multi-feature attention.
  • Utilization of skip connection for multi-feature fusion to enhance detail retention.
  • Incorporation of dual attention mechanism to focus on tumor tissue during segmentation.
  • Achieved mean Average Precision (mAP) at 0.806 for mAP50 and 0.490 for mAP50:95 on MRI images.
  • Demonstrated significant improvements in edge localization and segmentation accuracy.

Abstract

For MRI brain tumor image segmentation, it is necessary to have high real-time and accurate edge localization. Therefore, we propose a yolov8n based on dynamic serpentine convolution and multi-feature attention method (DMA-YOLOV8n). The method combines dynamic serpentine convolution and multi-feature attention mechanism, which can effectively adapt to different brain tumor tissue edge morphology changes and more accurately segmented to obtain brain tumor and locate its edge position. First, dynamic serpentine convolution is used to replace standard convolution in C2f. module. Then, drawing on the idea of skip connection in U-Net model, multi- feature fusion is used to connect multilayer sampling information to retain more feature details and improve edge segmentation accuracy. Finally, dual attention mechanism is added to multilayer feature fusion to pay more attention to brain tumor tissue. DMA-YOLOV8n is applied to brain MRI images from Kaggle₃M dataset. Experimental results show the method has mAP50: 0. 806 and mAP50: 95: 0. 490.

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Hang et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69aa7066531e4c4a9ff5a288https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-026-42502-2
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