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Retinal Diagnosis Exploitation Image Process Algorithms

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Vision is the most vital factor in human life. thus we’d like to avoid wasting our vision. that may be done by extracting retinal options. The membrane of human eyes that affects the membrane and retina construction in several ways in which. Latest technological advances within the image process helps to extract the attention diseases supported the study of feature extractions. In our projected, system we tend to used four algorithms for extracting the feature extraction. The initial step is to capture the retinal image exploitation digital anatomical structure camera. Consequent step is that the pre-processing stage, we tend to use advanced median filter to get rid of the unwanted distortions or noise with in the image. Future is the feature extractions method that is dole out on the pre-processed retinal image. The four extractions are blood vessels, exudates, small aneurysms and optic disk. The algorithms used are kirsch edge detection, modified fuzzy clustering, morphological distance based algorithm, and watershed algorithm. Here the four abnormalities are called as eye diseases. Supporting the output results of those four extractions, we discover the severity of the unwellness as gentle, moderate or severely affected. And eventually will do the treatment in early stage and that we can save our vision.

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Srilatha, B., Malleswara Rao, V. (2018). Retinal Diagnosis Exploitation Image Process Algorithms. In: Saini, H., Singh, R., Reddy, K. (eds) Innovations in Electronics and Communication Engineering . Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, vol 7. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-3812-9_14

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