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Glaucoma Detection with Retinal Fundus Images

Author(s): Shreshtha Mehta*, Amit Gupta, Deepti Sahu, Pawan Kumar Singh and Satya Prakash Yadav

Pp: 72-87 (16)

DOI: 10.2174/9789815305364124010006

* (Excluding Mailing and Handling)

Abstract

This paper discusses numerous methods for glaucoma detection. Because of its impact on the optic nerve and the loss of ganglion cells, which eventually results in vision loss, glaucoma has emerged as the leading cause of blindness worldwide. In this article, we provide a few methods for recognizing glaucoma in its earliest stages, which can prevent irreversible damage to a person's vision. We explore ROI (region of interest), optic cup and disc ratio, LSACM, and LSACM-SP techniques in this research, all of which help us achieve significant segmentation results. The development of diagnostic methods for several eye illnesses began with the discovery of the “optical disc (OD)”. To produce circular OD milestones, this methodology rounds extrinsic morphology and detecting methodologies. The OD's pixels must be provided as raw data. To achieve this, a methodology based on the chosen voting method is devised.


Keywords: Connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs), Cyber security, Federated learning, Vehicular networks.

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