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Estimating the dynamics of aberration components in the human eye
To provide adequate information that would assist surgeons in performing advanced refractive corrections, it is essential to address the problem of microfluctuations in the eye's aberrations due to pulse and respiration. Although the effects of fluctuations in defocus are known and well described, very little is reported on modelling the fluctuations in other types of aberrations. We propose a methodology in which the dynamics of higher order aberration components are modelled by parametric AM-FM signals. Using our modelling approach, the effects of changes in these aberrations could be predicted and studied. In particular, we model the dynamics of components related to coma and spherical aberration. We provide a validation of the proposed modelling approach using aberration data from the eyes of six subjects.
期刊介绍:
Journal of Signal Processing is an academic journal supervised by China Association for Science and Technology and sponsored by China Institute of Electronics. The journal is an academic journal that reflects the latest research results and technological progress in the field of signal processing and related disciplines. It covers academic papers and review articles on new theories, new ideas, and new technologies in the field of signal processing. The journal aims to provide a platform for academic exchanges for scientific researchers and engineering and technical personnel engaged in basic research and applied research in signal processing, thereby promoting the development of information science and technology. At present, the journal has been included in the three major domestic core journal databases "China Science Citation Database (CSCD), China Science and Technology Core Journals (CSTPCD), Chinese Core Journals Overview" and Coaj. It is also included in many foreign databases such as Scopus, CSA, EBSCO host, INSPEC, JST, etc.