Imaging Quality and Fatigue Quantification of Ocular Optical System

Human eye is a special kind of optical system, and its imaging quality and fatigue level seem susceptible to the illumination. In this study we were sought to develop a novel method to quantify ocular fatigue more accurately, and to assess the influence of light environment on ocular fatigue. Human factor experiments were performed on a total of 1249 participants. Among all physiological parameters, only accommodation and the 12th aberration presented significant variations during visual tasks. We deducted the ocular fatigue equation based on these two parameters together with other structural data. Regression equation and neural network were also constructed as complements. As a test, we predicted the ocular fatigue accumulations in various visual tasks. It was implied the predicted fatigue accumulations fell in separate ranges. It seems the novel method developed in this study could predict ocular fatigue accurately, and provide guidance to luminaire design.

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