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Deep learning of longitudinal visual fields predicts glaucoma progression rate and identifies fast progressors
Glaucoma is the leading cause of irreversible blindness, and timely identification of fast progressors is essential to prevent disability. Current practice estimates progression by ordinary least-squares regression of mean deviation (MD) on time, requiring 6--10 visual field (VF) tests over several
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