Journal for Modeling in Ophthalmology

Aims & Scope

Artificial Intelligence in Vision and Ophthalmology (AIVO) provides a forum for interdisciplinary approaches integrating techniques from artificial intelligence, mathematics, computer science, engineering and experimental and clinical sciences to address open problems in ophthalmology. AIVO welcomes articles that investigate questions related to the anatomy, physiology and function of the eye in health and disease. The objectives of AIVO are: To provide a platform for the publication of techniques involving modeling and artificial intelligence applied to ophthalmology. To strengthen bridges across disciplines and disseminate information regarding open questions and novel interdisciplinary approaches to scientists with interests in ophthalmology, artificial intelligence, physiology, mathematics, engineering, and computer science. To promote interdisciplinary collaborations that can deepen the understanding of ocular diseases and improve the care of patients.

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