2015 2nd International Conference on Electronics and Communication Systems (ICECS) 2015
DOI: 10.1109/ecs.2015.7124939
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Glaucoma detection from retinal images

Abstract: Glaucoma disease detection from retinal images using classifiers like least square -Support Vector Machine classifier, random forest, dual Sequential Minimal Optimization classifier, naive bayes classifier and artificial neural networks. The textual features obtained from retinal images are used for this classification. Energy distributions over wavelet sub bands provides these features. The proposed system is using discrete wavelet transform to extract different wavelet features obtained from the three filter… Show more

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“…Moreover, the local mean and variance were computed to remove the noise and to detect the background. Devi et al 17 extracted various wavelet features from three di®erent¯ltering techniques that includes symlets (sym 3), daubechies (db 3) and biorthogonal (bio 3, bio 3.5 and bio 3.7) for Glaucoma detection. In this paper, the normal and Glaucoma images were classi¯ed with the help of energy signatures obtained from 2D discrete wavelet transform.…”
Section: Preprocessingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, the local mean and variance were computed to remove the noise and to detect the background. Devi et al 17 extracted various wavelet features from three di®erent¯ltering techniques that includes symlets (sym 3), daubechies (db 3) and biorthogonal (bio 3, bio 3.5 and bio 3.7) for Glaucoma detection. In this paper, the normal and Glaucoma images were classi¯ed with the help of energy signatures obtained from 2D discrete wavelet transform.…”
Section: Preprocessingmentioning
confidence: 99%