Deep Learning in Image Classification using VGG-19 and Residual Networks for Cataract Detection

Ahmad Bondan Triyadi, A. Bustamam, P. Anki
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Cataracts are often touted as the number one cause of blindness in Indonesia. In fact, referring to data from the World Health Organization (WHO), cataracts account for about 48% of blindness cases in the world and are number one in Indonesia. The research that has been done on cataracts is classified through various objects such as blood vessels, optic disc, the object used is the optical disk in the retinal fundus camera image. The purpose of this study is to produce an automatic cataract early detection application program by classifying cataracts into two categories, normal cataracts, and cataracts. Early examination of cataract patients for people who have less economic capacity such as most of the population in developing countries is considered very helpful. Classification is needed to assist doctors in deciding when to operate on cataract patients. Processing of 1088 patient retinal fundus image data consisting of 500 normal retinal images and 594 cataract images. Furthermore, the classification process is carried out using VGG-19, ResNet-50 and ResNet-101 which is processed with Jupyter Notebook. From the results of training and testing, the average accuracy of VGG19 is 91.06%, ResNet-50 93,50% and ResNet-101 is 93,50% in all retinal classes.
基于VGG-19和残差网络的深度学习图像分类用于白内障检测
白内障经常被吹捧为印尼致盲的头号原因。事实上,根据世界卫生组织(WHO)的数据,白内障约占全球失明病例的48%,在印度尼西亚排名第一。对白内障所做的研究是通过血管、视盘等各种对象进行分类的,所使用的对象是视盘在视网膜眼底的相机图像。本研究的目的是制作一个白内障自动早期检测应用程序,将白内障分为正常白内障和白内障两类。对于经济能力较弱的人,如发展中国家的大多数人口,白内障患者的早期检查被认为是非常有用的。为了帮助医生决定何时对白内障患者进行手术,分类是必要的。处理1088例患者视网膜眼底图像数据,包括500张正常视网膜图像和594张白内障图像。利用Jupyter Notebook处理的VGG-19、ResNet-50和ResNet-101进行分类处理。从训练和测试结果来看,VGG19的平均准确率为91.06%,ResNet-50的平均准确率为93.50%,ResNet-101的平均准确率为93.50%。
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