Enhancing Amd Diagnosis Through Transfer Learning Techniques in Deep Learning Models

Enhancing Amd Diagnosis Through Transfer Learning Techniques in Deep Learning Models

K. Raja Rashmitha1, G. Pravalika2, G.  Sasidhar3, P. Dheeraj4 , S. Swaroop5

[1-4] B. Tech Student  , 5Assistant Professor  ,LIET

     [1,2,3,4,5]Computer Science and System Engineering, Lendi Institute of Engineering and Technology, Vizianagaram.

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ABSTRACT

Enhancing the diagnosis of Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD) through the application of transfer learning techniques offers significant advancements. By fine-tuning pre-trained models with retinal imaging datasets, this method aims to improve the accuracy and efficiency of AMD detection. This approach provides a more reliable and accessible diagnostic tool for early identification and management of AMD.The integration of transfer learning into AMD diagnosis leverages the strengths of existing deep learning models that have been trained on large and diverse datasets. This technique allows for the adaptation of these models to the specific features of retinal images associated with AMD, thus enhancing their diagnostic performance. The use of transfer learning significantly reduces the time and computational resources required to train a new model from scratch, making it a cost-effective solution for medical imaging applications. By improving the diagnostic capabilities and reducing the dependency on highly specialized equipment or personnel, the tool aims to facilitate wider adoption in various clinical settings, including those with limited resources. The ultimate goal is to ensure early and accurate diagnosis of AMD, leading to timely treatment and better management of the condition, thereby improving patient outcomes and quality of life.

Key Words: Age-related Macular Degeneration, Deep Learning, Transfer Learning, EfficientNet, Retinal Imaging.