Integrated analysis of multiple spectral information for ophthalmology applications

A computer-implemented method comprising:

• receiving multiple spectral information associated with an eye of a patient;
• extracting a first set of information from the multiple spectral information and a second set of information from the multiple spectral information, wherein the first set of information comprises spectral information and the second set of information comprises spatial information;
• generating a set of ophthalmic information associated with the eye of the patient, based on evaluating the first set of information with a first deep learning model and the second set of information with a second deep learning model;
• generating a visualization of the multiple spectral information based on evaluating the first set of information with a third deep learning model;
• and
• presenting an indication of the set of ophthalmic information to a user and the visualization to the user via a display.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium having computer executable instructions stored thereon, the computer executable instructions being executable by one or more processors to cause a system to perform operations, the operations comprising:

• receiving multiple spectral information associated with an eye of a patient;
• extracting a first set of information from the multiple spectral information and a second set of information from the multiple spectral information, wherein the first set of information comprises spectral information and the second set of information comprises spatial information;
• generating a set of ophthalmic information associated with the eye of the patient, based on evaluating the first set of information with a first deep learning model and the second set of information with a second deep learning model;
• generating a visualization of the multiple spectral information based on evaluating the first set of information with a third deep learning model;
• and
• presenting an indication of the set of ophthalmic information to a user and the visualization to the user via a display.