Abstract
In this paper, we present a new unsupervised algorithm for retinal vessels segmentation. The algorithm utilizes a directionally sensitive matched filter bank using a modified Dolph-Chebyshev type II basis function and a new method to combine the matched filter bank's responses. Fundus images from the DRIVE and STARE databases, as well as high-resolution fundus images from the HRF database, are utilized to validate the proposed algorithm. The results that we achieve on the three databases (DRIVE: Sensitivity = 0.748, F1-score = 0.786, G-score = 0.856, Matthews Correlation Coefficient = 0.758; STARE: Sensitivity = 0.793, F1-score = 0.780, G-score = 0.877, Matthews Correlation Coefficient = 0.756; HRF: Sensitivity = 0.804, F1-score = 0.764, G-score = 0.883, Matthews Correlation Coefficient = 0.741) are higher than many other competing methods.
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Dharmawan, D. A., Ng, B. P., & Rahardja, S. (2018). A modified Dolph-Chebyshev type II function matched filter for retinal vessels segmentation. Symmetry, 10(7). https://doi.org/10.3390/sym10070257
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