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Advanced deep learning approaches for early detection and localization of ocular diseases

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  • Ali Mohammed Ridha
  • Mohammed Jamal Mohammed
  • Hussban Abood Saber
  • Mustafa Habeeb Chyad
  • Maryam Hussein Abdulameer

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Rece with t advancements in modern technology have significantly enhanced the transmission of information, particularly in image processing, utilizing deep learning algorithms. This study aims to propose a a robust deep-learning strategy for detecting and recognizing eye defects and diseases from medical images. We present a detailed practical simulation of hybrid deep learning techniques designed for medical image classification based on multi-descriptor algorithms. The focus is on the classification of eye diseases by applying an advanced deep-learning algorithm to a dataset comprising various pathological eye conditions. Training operations for the proposed algorithm were conducted following the initialization phase, which included the extraction of multi-specification features. This enables the deep learning model to effectively analyze input eye images and accurately diagnose conditions. Our results demonstrate a diagnostic efficiency of 99%, with an error rate not exceeding 0.015%. The findings underscore the high efficiency and accuracy of deep learning algorithms in classifying and analyzing image data, thereby significantly reducing the workload for healthcare professionals.

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  • Ali Mohammed Ridha & Mohammed Jamal Mohammed & Hussban Abood Saber & Mustafa Habeeb Chyad & Maryam Hussein Abdulameer, 2024. "Advanced deep learning approaches for early detection and localization of ocular diseases," Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology, Learning Gate, vol. 8(6), pages 3708-3721.
  • Handle: RePEc:ajp:edwast:v:8:y:2024:i:6:p:3708-3721:id:2813
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