Glaucoma Detection Using Convolutional Neural Network (CNN)

Today, glaucoma detection is a severe problem. Because it was predicted that there would be 111.8 million cases of glaucoma worldwide by 2040, up from the expected 76.0 million cases in 2020. Blindness results if early treatment is not given. The CNN model has been used in a variety of studies to identify glaucoma. The results obtained thus far are insufficient to reliably identify glaucoma. In order to detect glaucoma, which is a binary classification, we are utilizing the CNN model. We divided the REFUGUE data set into tanning and testing, with 80% of the photos being utilized for tanning and 20% for testing. Our model's accuracy score was 99.8% for the training set and 95.4% for the testing set. We get result of precision=98% and recall= 97%. We compare the model with other state of arts (SOTA) our experimental results reveal that, the proposed model for glaucoma detection using convolutional neural network is more proficient in glaucoma classification.