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Diabetic Retinopathy (DR) Image Synthesis Using DCGAN and Classification of DR Using Transfer Learning Approaches

Domain:

healthcare

Record type:

datasetpaper
Creator:
YerS.
Publisher:
Wor
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Diabetic retinopathy (DR) refers to a diabetes complexity that immensely impacts the eyes. This is classified into 5 various stages of the severity in accordance with the international convention. Despite that, optimization of a grading model to have a robust generalizability needs a huge number of balanced training data that is very complicated to gather, especially for greater levels of severity. A vast amount of medical data is complex and has a very high-priced method which requires cooperation between the clinics and researchers. The issue is usually attempted to be figured out with the usage of the traditional methods of data augmentation by making certain changes to images of retina dataset for instance rotation, cropping, size and zooming. In this suggested paper, the latest methods or techniques of data augmentation is exhibited which is called as deep convolutional generative adversial network (DC-GAN) and variational auto encoders (VAE). This is a particular method which is responsible for the production of artificial medical images. In addition to this, to improve DR, we can also take the aid of the classification models which are resnet50, densenet201, InceptionV3 and VGG19 for the purpose of classification of the eye related diseases. The proposed method is depicted on the Asia Pacific Tele-Ophthalmology Society (APTOS)-Blindness dataset. First, the present-day online data augmentation techniques have been utilized, and the artificial images of retina are produced by the ease of DCGAN. Then, a method of classifying is used for both techniques. Ultimately, after the method training which is done by using the real & synthetic clinical images and the outcome exhibits which the proposed model determines every stage or phase of DR and achieve the accuracy of 98.66% with using of ResNet-50 which is contrary to the current existing techniques.

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computer visionimage classification

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