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# Glaucoma Diagnosis

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  1. A neuro-symbolic glaucoma framework crosses hospitals: graph reasoning and fuzzy rules each hold up alone, but together they cost 8.1 AUC points

    Automatic glaucoma screening degrades when a model moves to another hospital and camera; a neuro-symbolic framework combines anatomical graph reasoning with differentiable fuzzy clinical rules in one network, trained on 9,100 fundus images drawn from a corpus of 12,619 images across eight datasets in eight countries and tested on 485 fully held-out RIM-ONE images from a different Spanish hospital and camera. On the in-distribution test set, EfficientNet-B4 with a graph attention network reaches an AUC of 0.9612 (95% CI 0.951–0.972) versus 0.9472 for EfficientNet-B4 alone, yet the combined full model scores 0.6155 cross-hospital, 8.1 points below the baseline.

  2. Huang Cheng's dissertation proposes a multimodal retinal AI framework for glaucoma and contributes datasets including GSS-RetVein

    This dissertation integrates multimodal retinal imaging, including fundus photography, OCT, and OCTA, to build a suite of deep learning frameworks spanning vessel segmentation networks, biomarker discovery pipelines, and multimodal fusion models for detecting early glaucomatous changes with high precision, robustness, and interpretability, and contributes several curated datasets including GSS-RetVein as standardized benchmarks for cross-domain validation, reporting that the proposed models outperform existing state-of-the-art approaches across multiple public and clinical datasets with marked improvements in diagnostic sensitivity and specificity.

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