• Laser & Optoelectronics Progress
  • Vol. 57, Issue 24, 241701 (2020)
Yuchen Sun, Yuhong Liu, Dafeng Zhang, and Rongfen Zhang*
Author Affiliations
  • College of Big Data and Information Engineering, Guizhou University, Guiyang, Guizhou 550025, China
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    Yuchen Sun, Yuhong Liu, Dafeng Zhang, Rongfen Zhang. Diagnosis Method of Diabetic Retinopathy Based on Deep Learning[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2020, 57(24): 241701 Copy Citation Text show less
    Original healthy retinal fundus image and image after edge detection. (a) Original healthy retinal fundus image;(b) image after edge detection
    Fig. 1. Original healthy retinal fundus image and image after edge detection. (a) Original healthy retinal fundus image;(b) image after edge detection
    Original image, and components of B, G, and R channels. (a) Original image;(b) B channel component;(c) G channel component; (d) R channel component
    Fig. 2. Original image, and components of B, G, and R channels. (a) Original image;(b) B channel component;(c) G channel component; (d) R channel component
    Original neural network structure, and network structure with Dropout. (a) Original neural network structure; (b) network structure with Dropout
    Fig. 3. Original neural network structure, and network structure with Dropout. (a) Original neural network structure; (b) network structure with Dropout
    Transformed dataset image
    Fig. 4. Transformed dataset image
    Residual module
    Fig. 5. Residual module
    Traditional Inception module
    Fig. 6. Traditional Inception module
    Bottleneck structure of 1×1
    Fig. 7. Bottleneck structure of 1×1
    Optimized Inception module
    Fig. 8. Optimized Inception module
    Inception module with ResNet
    Fig. 9. Inception module with ResNet
    Sigmoid function and ReLU function. (a) Sigmoid function; (b) ReLU function
    Fig. 10. Sigmoid function and ReLU function. (a) Sigmoid function; (b) ReLU function
    Loss and average accuracy curves of training with DetectionNet model. (a) Average accuracy; (b) loss
    Fig. 11. Loss and average accuracy curves of training with DetectionNet model. (a) Average accuracy; (b) loss
    GradeDegree ofillnessNumber of dataimagesClassificationaccuracy /%
    0Healthy2581073.48
    1Light24436.95
    2Moderate529215.07
    3Severe8732.49
    4Value-added7082.02
    Table 1. Classification of fundus images of diabetic retinopathy
    LesiongradeRecognition resultAccuracy /%
    01234
    054010590.00
    125710095.00
    231532188.33
    305352086.67
    400105998.33
    Table 2. Recognition results of retinal fundus images of five lesion grades
    Network modelSpace complexity /MBAccuracy
    LeNet0.720.42
    AlexNet60.000.62
    CompactNet14.160.69
    DetectionNet6.600.91
    Table 3. Comparison of accuracy of different network models
    Yuchen Sun, Yuhong Liu, Dafeng Zhang, Rongfen Zhang. Diagnosis Method of Diabetic Retinopathy Based on Deep Learning[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2020, 57(24): 241701
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