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Future visual field prediction in glaucoma: an application of first-order autoregressive approach

Aug 2026 · International ophtalmology · Vol 46 · 0 citations · 39 references
Medicine

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AR(1) provides superior pointwise prediction accuracy, particularly in advanced glaucoma, while HFA-MD predictions are generally comparable among AR(1), OLR, and exponential approaches.

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