Imaging and Modelling of a Degenerative Disease of Retina

Dynamical systems like neural networks based on lateral inhibition have a large field of applications in image processing, robotics and morphogenesis modelling. In this paper, we deal with a double approach, image processing and neural networks modelling both based on lateral inhibition in Markov random field to understand a degenerative disease, the retinitis pigmentosa.

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