Jie Meng , Binying Lin , Dongmei Li , Shiqi Hui , Xuanwei Liang , Xianchai Lin , Zhen Mao , Xingyi Li , Zuohong Li , Rongxin Chen , Yahan Yang , Ruiyang Li , Anqi Yan , Haotian Lin , Danping Huang , Chinese Association of Artificial Intelligence; Medical Artificial Intelligence Branch of Guangdong Medical Association
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Ptosis is a common ophthalmologic condition, and the diagnosis is primarily based on ocular appearance. The diagnosis of such conditions can be improved using emerging technology such as artificial intelligence-based methods. However, unified data collection and labeling standards have not yet been established. This directly impacts the accuracy of ptosis diagnosis based on appearance alone. Therefore, in the present study, we aimed to establish a procedure to obtain and label images to devise a recommendation system for optimal recognition of ptosis based on ocular appearances. This would help to standardize and facilitate data sharing and serve as a guideline for the development and improvisation of algorithms in artificial intelligence for ptosis.