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Neural Network-Assisted Interpretation of Digitized MTI Photoscreening Images

Joseph M. Miller, Jim Schwiegerling, Heidi Hall, Erin M. Harvey, Velma Dobson, and Lisa A. Mansueto

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Abstract

The MTI Photoscreener is a commercially-available device that performs eccentric photo refraction in the vertical and horizontal meridia. These two separate images are both recorded on a single piece of Polaroid film. The image is recorded at a magnification of 1× and so direct measurement of pupil size is possible.

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