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Fig 1 Basic Structure of Eye
Fig 2 Type of Contact Lens
Fig 4 Computation of key point descriptor
Fig 6 Segmentation Image of Normal Eye: (a). Source image, (b.) detecting eyelid using sobel algorithm, (c) detecting edges using canny edges algorithm, (d.) removing noise in an image
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