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Table 1 Summary of the training, validation, and test sets

From: Identification of ocular refraction based on deep learning algorithm as a novel retinoscopy method

 

Training set

Validation set

Test set

No. of patients

2769

791

394

Sex, (M/F)

1548/1221

351/440

173/221

Age (y), mean (SD)

18.35 (6.50)

18.72 (7.34)

18.94 (7.22)

RM (No. of images)

5511

1575

787

CM (No. of images)

5511

1575

787

A-CMa (No. of images)

1420

406

202

Sphere, mean (SD)

− 3.77 (2.04)

− 3.95 (2.05)

− 3.95 (2.09)

Cylinder, mean (SD)

− 0.82 (0.61)

− 0.81 (0.60)

− 0.83 (0.63)

Axis (W/A/O)

2920/1543/1048

882/504/189

519/204/64

SE, mean (SD)

− 4.18 (2.11)

− 4.36 (2.12)

− 4.17 (2.12)

High myopia

36.9%

39.6%

36.2%

Moderate myopia

28.7%

29.1%

28.7%

Mild myopia

34.4%

31.3%

35.1%

Intraocular pressure (mmHg)

16.1 (2.01)

15.9 (2.16)

16.4 (1.78)

Uncorrected distance visual acuity (LogMAR)

0.68 (0.25)

0.69 (0.21)

0.69 (0.22)

Centre corneal thickness

551.57 (30.93)

555.17 (22.18)

547. 28 (22.61)

K1

42.41 (1.25)

42.35 (1.33)

42.41 (1.31)

K2

43.75 (1.41)

43.99 (1.36)

43.96 (1.43)

  1. M male, F female, SD standard deviation, RM regression model, CM classification model, A axis, W with-the-rule, A against-the-rule, O oblique, SE spherical equivalent, LogMAR logarithm of the minimum angle of resolution, K keratometry
  2. aOnly classification model