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Glaucoma detection automation project. Trained a binary image classifier using CNNs and deployed as a streamlit web app. It takes eye (retinal scan) image as input and outputs whether the person is affected by glaucoma or not.

  • Updated Oct 6, 2021
  • Python

Do you want to improve your vision? Regular eye exercises may help you to improve eyesight and prevent eye diseases such as nearsightedness and farsightedness. This application contains eye exercises which might become a part of your vision therapy.

  • Updated May 4, 2021
  • JavaScript
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doerthe commented Oct 9, 2017

By not allowing literals and blank nodes in predicate position we get the problem that the we can write rules and triples which in "traditional n3" get a result while in this implementation they don't.
Consider the triples:
:a :b "c". :a :b _:x.
and the rule
{:a ?b ?c}=>{?:a ?c ?b}.

This is all valid N3. But applying this rule to the triples would lead to
:a "c" :b. :a _:x :b.

This ROS package maps user's gaze data from a Pupil Labs eye tracker, onto a different video feed, using markers, homography, and feature matching. This package is made by T.A.B. De Boer, J. Hoogmoed, N.M. Looye , J.R.P. van der Toorn, and R.P. de Vos as bachelor design project. Delf University of Technology, Mechanical Engineering, department of BioMechanical Engineering.

  • Updated Jun 2, 2017
  • Python

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