Author : Sandeep M S 1
Date of Publication :7th May 2016
Abstract: Computational methodologies have become a significant part of the real time applications. One specification application which highly depends on the computing techniques is the medical led ophthalmology is a significant branch of biomedical led which requires computer aided automated techniques for pathology identification in human eyes. Eye is the most essential part of the entire creature in this world for vision. So the main intention of carrying this work is to reduce retinal disorders in younger generation. This work proceeds with detecting the disorder present in human eye based on Diabetic retinopathy and other parameter and develops an efficient algorithm to detect retinal disorder using MATLAB.
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