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high intraocular pressure discrimination method based on eye video dynamic fusion double-
branch complementary features belongs to the technical field of physiological
signal detection, and the method comprises the following steps: firstly, collecting eye videos and synchronously acquiring
intraocular pressure labels to construct a training
data set; secondly, using a trained semantic segmentation model to respectively segment the iris-
pupil region and the
sclera region from the eye video frames, and extracting the RGB
time sequence signals of each region; thirdly, further extracting the
blood volume pulse (BVP) signals from the two RGB signals respectively, segmenting by using a sliding window and converting into a two-dimensional space-time feature map; and finally, constructing and training a
high intraocular pressure discrimination model DB-CFFNet, which respectively inputs the two space-time feature maps, realizes the classification and discrimination of the
intraocular pressure state through double-
branch feature extraction and fusion. The method realizes low-cost and
continuous dynamic intraocular pressure state monitoring based on a common camera.