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Sparse-Observation Multi-Horizon Glaucoma Progression Forecasting with Biologically Constrained Temporal Consistency: A Glaucoma Case Study

2026-06-25

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Glaucoma progression forecasting from sparse longitudinal data remains unsolved, as existing models require dense multi-year inputs and lack the biological constraints. We introduce a sparse-observation framework that predicts multi-horizon outcomes from only two visits, incorporating a novel TCMH (Temporally Consistent Multi-Horizon) loss that enforces monotonic risk ordering to reflec...

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42b758e6-27c7-5287-ad02-02cdef5076f4
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-10009600/v1
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