Abstract
This work tackles the growing problem of early identification of diabetic retinopathy and diabetic macular edema. The deep neural network design utilizes multi-scale feature fusion to improve automated diagnostic accuracy. Methods This approach uses convolutional neural networks (CNN) and is designed to combine higher-level semantic inputs with low-level textural characteristics. The contextual and localized abstract representations that complement each other are combined via a unique fusion technique. Use the MESSIDOR dataset, which comprisesretinal images labeled with pathological annotations, for model training and validation toensure robust algorithm development. The suggested model shows a 98% general precision and good performance in diabetic retinopathy. This model achieves an impressive nearly 100% exactness for diabetic macular edema, with particularly high accuracy (0.99). Consistent performance increases the likelihood that the vision will be upheld through public screening and extensive clinical integration.
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