Glaucoma is one of the most dangerous eye diseases. It occurs as a result of an imbalance in the drainage and flow of the retinal fluid. Consequently, intraocular pressure is generated, which is a significant risk factor for glaucoma. Intraocular pressure causes progressive damage to the optic nerve head, thus leading to vision loss in the advanced stages. Glaucoma does not give any signs of disease in the early stages, so it is called "the Silent Thief of Sight". Therefore, early diagnosis and treatment of retinal eye disease is extremely important to prevent vision loss. Many articles aim to analyze fundus retinal images and diagnose glaucoma. This review can be used as a guideline to help diagnose glaucoma. It presents 63 articles related to the applications of fundus retinal analysis. Applications of the glaucomatous image classification are improving fundus images by locating and segmenting the optic disc, optic cup, fovea, and blood vessels. The study also presents datasets, metrics, and parameters that indicate the changes in retina structure and the steps and results for each paper.
Due to the advancement of the methodologies employed in this field and the increased attention being paid to the deep learning (DL) techniques' implementation, focusing on convolutional neural networks (CNNs), gender and age estimates have recently assumed a significant amount of relevance. It is important to precisely predict the gender, including the age of a person, provided that it is used in many applications for smart devices, including those related to security, health, and other areas. Although there have been several studies and research in this area, gender, and age estimation still confront certain problems and difficulties, such as existing of earrings, races, masked faces, makeup, etc. which might interfere with the systems' operations and decrease their accuracy. In this paper, we assess the accuracy of the models employed in three of the most well-known datasets: MORPH2, FG-NET, and OUI-Adience. Our focus is on the best and most recent technology available in this field. Additionally, we have mentioned a list of most of the challenges that may face in the process of estimating age and gender, as well as a list of applications and areas in which it can be used.
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