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Traditional IT with advent of convolution neural networks and deep learning can lead a trendsetter for healthcare sector, diseases identification and prediction. An essential upsurge during pandemic is virtualization of hospital functional policies and care models. Virtual models are providing solutions for disease detection without consulting a doctor in turn help to enhance patient care and performance. These architectural and operational policies are significant for healthcare domain to enable strategic decision-making for intricate and sensitive environment. The machine learning models will reveal information from the historical, optimize the present and even predict the future performance of the different areas analysed. This paper reveals the challenges of healthcare with automated Cataract Detection and Grading System. The proposed system uses an efficient deep learning model with CNN and LSTM for detecting and classifying healthy eye from cataract eye. The proposed system produced an accuracy of 98.5 for the custom dataset.
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Kalyani, B.J.D., Hemavathi, U., Meena, K. et al. Smart cataract detection system with bidirectional LSTM. Soft Comput 27, 7525–7533 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00500-023-07879-6
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