Multi-Disease Classification For Retinal Diseases Using Deep Learning Technique (Record no. 608902)

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Personal name Khan, Omar Salman
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Title Multi-Disease Classification For Retinal Diseases Using Deep Learning Technique
Statement of responsibility, etc. Omar Salman Khan
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Place of production, publication, distribution, manufacture Islamabad :
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Date of production, publication, distribution, manufacture, or copyright notice 2022.
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General note Diagnosis before the spread of retinal diseases is vital to prevent high level blindness<br/>and any sort of visual impairment. Many retinal diseases can be found via the fundus<br/>imaging which has a very important role in the observation and detection of various<br/>ophthalmic diseases. Most previous literature has focused their approaches on<br/>identifying individual diseases or a combination of 3-4 diseases like DR, MYA,<br/>ARMD, MH, ODC having major research. The eye is mostly affected by more than<br/>one underlying disease or disease marker, and uptil now most datasets had very few<br/>classes. Recently introduced RFMiD dataset, is one of the first datasets to provide 45<br/>different classes of ophthalmic diseases. Hence making it possible to work towards<br/>automated multi-disease classification models which would provide great help to<br/>highlight this issue via clinical decision support systems integrated in the medical<br/>image diagnosis. Our work aimed to achieve higher accuracy than previous literature<br/>and to create an CDS application from the model in understanding and predicting multi<br/>retinal diseases. Deep learning models are excellent and have proven to be extremely<br/>effective in solving complex image processing problems. In addition, ensemble<br/>learning yields high generalization performance by reducing variance. Therefore, a<br/>synthesis of transfer, ensemble, and deep learning was used in this work to create an<br/>accurate and reliable model for multi retinal disease classification. To create the Multi<br/>Retinal Disease Classification Model (MRDCM) we used ensemble of EfficientNetB4<br/>and EfficientNetV2S, with our final ensemble model giving promising results. In our<br/>evaluation, we scored an AUC of 0.973 which stands better than literature. Further our<br/>model selection is lighter than models used in literature. The model was tested on 27<br/>main classes of RFMiD dataset for comparison with literature. Index Terms—Deep<br/>iii<br/>Learning, Ensemble learning, Retinal Image Analysis, multi-Disease classification,<br/>transfer learning.
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Topical term or geographic name entry element MS Biomedical Engineering (BME)
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Personal name Supervisor : Dr. Omer Gilani
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  School of Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering (SMME) School of Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering (SMME) E-Books 04/22/2024 610 SMME-TH-775 Thesis
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