DETECTION IRIS MELANOMA IN HUMAN EYE
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Iris Melanoma is nothing buttype of eye tumor. Iris is colored part of eye that surrounds pupil. The Melanoma is evil tumor grows and develops in tissues in middle layer of eyeball. Symptoms of Melanoma are dark spots in iris section of eye , change in sizeas well as shapeof pupil, changes in vision. To detect these dark spots the proposed system is developed. This system consist of different techniques from image processing. This paper aims to develop a computerized automatically detects the presence of abnormalitiesor tumor iniris.Image filtering, image fusion, edge detection, image segmentation are methods used in order to analyze and segment tumor into iris, and mark abnormal part onto normal eye image
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