Optimized clinical segmentation of retinal blood vessels by using combination of adaptive filtering, fuzzy entropy and skeletonization

作者: Khosro Rezaee , Javad Haddadnia , Ashkan Tashk

DOI: 10.1016/J.ASOC.2016.09.033

关键词: Image processingRetinaHSL and HSVFilter (signal processing)Fuzzy logicSegmentationWiener filterAdaptive filterFundus (eye)Computer scienceSkeletonizationArtificial intelligenceComputer vision

摘要: Display OmittedThe block diagram of the proposed system. Occasionally certain areas in retina can be questionable for physicians which lead to wrong interpretations patients.A method is that introduces a higher ability segmentation by employing Skeletonization and threshold selection based on Fuzzy Entropy.By extracting indices human properly, will able estimate pathological injuries with confidence.The approach fast outperforms over other previously competitive techniques.The consists two stages. First all, retinal vessels was preprocessed HSV space Wiener Filter. Then, level implemented using Adaptive Filter employs optimum Entropy Skeleton algorithm. The analysis blood clinics one most efficient methods employed diagnosing diseases such as diabetes, hypertension arthrosclerosis. In this paper, an algorithm Entropy. first step, blurring noises caused hand shakings during ophthalmoscopy color photography imageries are removed designed Wieners filter. second basic extraction from adaptive filtering obtained. At last step method, optimal discriminating main parts tissue achieved fuzzy entropy. Finally, assessment procedure four different measurement techniques terms fundus colors established applied DRIVE STARE database images. Due evaluation comparative results, enables specialists determine progression stage potential diseases, more accurate real-time mode.

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