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Fig 1.

Flowchart of the segmentation method.

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Fig 2.

Pre-processing step.

(a) No pre-processing. (b) Bilateral Filter.

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Fig 3.

The process for defining the area of interest.

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Fig 4.

U-Net sample image.

(a) Result of the ROI definition stage. (b) Image after dilation.

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Fig 5.

The used U-Net architecture.

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Fig 6.

DexiNed network architecture.

Font: Adapted from [22].

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Fig 7.

The U-Net results.

On the left, the original image of the mask, and on the right, the result of the network.

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Table 1.

The results of segmentation of the edges of the retinal layers.

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Fig 8.

Examples of success cases.

Images from the exam “AMD _1057”, in the left column are the results of our method, the dataset annotation is in the right column.

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Fig 9.

Examples of success cases.

Images from the exam “AMD _1090”, in the left column are the results of our method, the dataset annotation is in the right column.

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Fig 10.

Examples of edge detection failure.

(a) Exam B-scan 46 “AMD_1053”. (b) Exam B-scan 32 “AMD_1081”.

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Table 2.

Comparison with related works.

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