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Models of glaucomatous visual field loss

Chen et al., 2014

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Chen A
Nouri-Mahdavi K
Otarola F
Yu F
Afifi A
Caprioli J
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Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science

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Purpose.: To evaluate and compare the ability of pointwise linear, exponential, and logistic functions, and combinations of functions, to model the longitudinal behavior of visual field (VF) series and predict future VF loss in patients with glaucoma. Methods.: Visual field series …
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