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Fig 1: Overview of experimental steps towards the study for automated detection of features in a defective eye
Fig 3: Sobel method applied to Red Plane. This figure serves better for further analysis because of clear detection of defective region
Fig 8: Snapshot of code (MATLAB 7) for implementing  fusion.
Fig 11: Sample Input & Output detecting Normal Retina, Retinitis Pigmentosa & Diabetic Retinopathy Diseases

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