MSHF: A Multi-Source Heterogeneous Fundus (MSHF) Dataset for Image Quality Assessment.Image quality assessment (IQA) is significant for current techniques of image-based computer-aided diagnosis, and fundus imaging is the chief modality for screening and diagnosing ophthalmic diseases.  In this paper, we collected a multi-source heterogeneous fundus (MSHF) database.  The MSHF dataset consisted of 1302 high-resolution normal and pathologic images from color fundus photography (CFP), images of healthy volunteers taken with a portable camera, and ultrawide-field (UWF) images of diabetic retinopathy patients. 
MSHF
MSHF: A Multi-Source Heterogeneous Fundus (MSHF) Dataset for Image Quality Assessment.Image quality assessment (IQA) is significant for current techniques of image-based computer-aided diagnosis, and fundus imaging is the chief modality for screening and diagnosing ophthalmic diseases.  In this paper, we collected a multi-source heterogeneous fundus (MSHF) database.  The MSHF dataset consisted of 1302 high-resolution normal and pathologic images from color fundus photography (CFP), images of healthy volunteers taken with a portable camera, and ultrawide-field (UWF) images of diabetic retinopathy patients. 
MSHF
The MSHF dataset consisted of 1302 high-resolution normal and pathologic images from color fundus photography (CFP), images of healthy volunteers taken with a portable camera, and ultrawide-field (UWF) images of diabetic retinopathy patients. 
CFP
The MSHF dataset consisted of 1302 high-resolution normal and pathologic images from color fundus photography (CFP), images of healthy volunteers taken with a portable camera, and ultrawide-field (UWF) images of diabetic retinopathy patients. 
UWF
MSHF: A Multi-Source Heterogeneous Fundus (MSHF) Dataset for Image Quality Assessment.Image quality assessment (IQA) is significant for current techniques of image-based computer-aided diagnosis, and fundus imaging is the chief modality for screening and diagnosing ophthalmic diseases.  In this paper, we collected a multi-source heterogeneous fundus (MSHF) database.  The MSHF dataset consisted of 1302 high-resolution normal and pathologic images from color fundus photography (CFP), images of healthy volunteers taken with a portable camera, and ultrawide-field (UWF) images of diabetic retinopathy patients. 
MSHF