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Improved OD and OC Fragmentation using Deep Learning for the Progression Recognition of Glaucoma

2021-06-03

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Glaucoma is one of the most hazardous diseases, proceeding to impact and burden an extensive bit of our general population. Appropriately, the initial stage of identification of glaucoma is significant to prevent the permanent vision misfortune. The CDR is the important factor for glaucoma recognition. The precise fragmentation of optic disc and cup is yet an evolving issue. Most of the segmentation based glaucoma...

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Literature Corpus work: de7005e6-f13d-507a-9199-7360e8c2fe75
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-490801/v1

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