COMPUTATIONAL METHODS AND DEEP LEARNING FOR OPHTHALMOLOGY

1. Classification of ocular diseases using transfer learning approaches and glaucoma severity grading
2. Early diagnosis of diabetic retinopathy using deep learning techniques
3. Comparison of deep CNNs in the identification of DME structural changes in retinal OCT scans
4. Epidemiological surveillance of blindness using deep learning approaches
5. Transfer learning-based detection of retina damage from optical coherence tomography images
6. An improved approach for classification of glaucoma stages from color fundus images using Efficientnet-b0 convolutional neural network and recurrent neural network
7. Diagnosis of ophthalmic retinoblastoma tumors using 2.75D CNN segmentation technique
8. Fast bilateral filter with unsharp masking for the preprocessing of optical coherence tomography images - an aid for segmentation and classification
9. Deep learning approaches for the retinal vasculature segmentation in fundus images
10. Grading of diabetic retinopathy using deep learning techniques
11. Segmentation of blood vessels and identification of lesion in fundus image by using fractional derivative in fuzzy domain
12. U-net autoencoder architectures for retinal blood vessels segmentation
13. Detection and diagnosis of diseases by feature extraction and analysis on fundus images using deep learning techniques

• Presents the latest computational methods for designing and using Decision-Support Systems for ophthalmologic disorders in the human eye
• Conveys the role of a variety of computational methods and algorithms for efficient and effective diagnosis of ophthalmologic disorders, including Diabetic Retinopathy, Glaucoma, Macular Degeneration, Retinal Vein Occlusions, eye lesions, cataracts, and optical nerve disorders
• Explains how to develop and apply a variety of computational diagnosis systems and technologies, including medical image processing algorithms, bioinspired optimization, Deep Learning, computational intelligence systems, fuzzy-based segmentation methods, transfer learning approaches, and hybrid Artificial Neural Networks

Author
D. Jude Hemanth, Professor, ECE Department, Karunya Institute of Technology and Sciences, Coimbatore, India