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 Output: Generates a report categorizing the results as The F1 score is particularly useful in scenarios with
“Normal” or indicative of specific diseases, along with imbalanced datasets, as it considers both false positives and
confidence scores. false negatives.
6. Output Layer – Reporting and Feedback Evaluation Approach
 Visual Reports: Provides clear diagnostic reports with The proposed system is evaluated by processing labeled test
visual charts and numerical results for better data, generating predictions, and comparing them to ground
interpretability. truth labels. The confusion matrix serves as the foundation
for calculating these metrics, allowing for a comprehensive
 Real-Time Alerts: Flags cases requiring urgent medical assessment of the system's performance.
attention for immediate follow-up.
VI. RESULT ANALYSIS
 Data Logging: Stores results securely for longitudinal The Result Analysis section evaluates the performance and
tracking and research purposes.
outcomes of the Eye-Tracking System for Disease Detection
V. PERFORMANCE EVALUATION based on experimental results, comparing the proposed
To evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed eye-tracking method to existing techniques or benchmarks. This analysis
system, standard performance metrics such as the confusion provides insights into the system's ability to detect cataracts,
matrix, precision, recall, and F1 score are utilized. These glaucoma, and diabetic retinopathy accurately and
metrics provide insights into the system's classification efficiently.
accuracy and its ability to detect abnormalities effectively.
1. Statistical Overview
Accuracy  Present a summary table or graphical representation
The accuracy of the system represents the proportion of of the key performance metrics obtained during testing,
correct predictions (both positive and negative) out of the such as accuracy, sensitivity, specificity, precision, and
total predictions made by the model. It is calculated using the F1 score.
formula:
 Highlight the average processing time for each test
(e.g., Pupil Reaction Test, Flash Light Test) to assess the

system’s efficiency.
Here: 2. Disease-Wise Analysis
 TP (True Positive): Cases correctly identified as Cataracts Detection:
abnormal.  The system demonstrates high accuracy in detecting
 TN (True Negative): Cases correctly identified as normal. cataracts, especially during the Contrast Sensitivity Test,
where lens opacity is effectively identified.
 FP (False Positive): Cases incorrectly identified as
abnormal. Glaucoma Detection:
 The Peripheral Vision Test was critical in assessing
 FN (False Negative): Cases incorrectly identified as glaucoma. Sensitivity is slightly lower due to challenges
normal. in distinguishing borderline cases.
Precision Diabetic Retinopathy Detection:
Precision measures the system's ability to correctly identify  Tests analyzing pupil movement and reaction provided
positive cases, defined as the ratio of true positives to all robust results, especially for early-stage detection.
cases predicted as positive:
3. Comparative Analysis
 Compare the system's performance with traditional
diagnostic methods (e.g., clinical examination, imaging
techniques) or existing AI-based solutions.
High precision indicates a low false positive rate, making it a
crucial metric in scenarios where incorrect diagnoses could  Highlight advantages such as reduced time, non-
lead to unnecessary interventions. invasiveness, and cost-effectiveness.
Recall 4. Error Analysis
Recall, or sensitivity, quantifies the system’s ability to  Identify cases of False Positives and False Negatives for
correctly identify all positive cases. It is computed as: each disease.
 Analyze potential causes of misclassification, such as:
· Low-quality input data.
· Variability in patient responses (e.g., pupil reaction
A high recall ensures that most true abnormalities are delays).
detected, which is critical for early disease detection. · Overlapping symptoms between diseases.
F1 Score 5. Visual Representation
The F1 score provides a harmonic mean of precision and  Include graphs and charts for clearer visualization,
recall, offering a balanced evaluation of the system's such as:
performance. It is given by: · Confusion matrices for each disease.
· Bar graphs showing metric comparisons across
diseases.
· Line graphs illustrating system performance trends
during testing.

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