Abstract

A technique is proposed for obtaining the paraxial characteristics of the eyes of individuals with emmetropia. The essential stages of the technique are as follows: studies of subjective sampling and biometry methods and computer modeling based on them (applied software packages Mathcad and OPAL-PC). The correctness of the technique is confirmed by computer modeling and experimentally. The paraxial characteristics of six eyes of individuals with emmetropia are presented as the result.

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