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Fundus Image-based Glaucoma Screening via Retinal Knowledge-Oriented Dynamic Multi-Level Feature Integration

While deep learning has advanced automated glaucoma screening via color fundus photography, existing purely data-driven models often overfit to confounding imaging artifacts and struggle to capture unpredictable pathological cues located beyond predefined anatomical boundaries. To address these limitations, we propose a retinal knowledge-oriented framework that synergizes dynamic multi-scale feature learning with domain-specific anatomical priors. The proposed architecture adopts a tri-branch structure to jointly model the global retinal context, the structural characteristics of the optic cup and disc, and dynamically cropped pathological regions. Specifically, we devise a Dynamic Window...

AuthorsChi Liu, Yuzhuo Zhou, Sheng Shen et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published14 April 2026
Last updated at source27 July 2026
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