Description
This dataset contains measurements of accommodative and binocular visual function collected from office workers over three consecutive workdays. The dataset supports the study investigating how sustained screen-based work affects visual performance, with particular focus on accommodative and non-strabismic binocular dysfunctions.
Measurements were performed twice per day (morning (9:00-11:00) and afternoon (16:00-18:00)) and include visual acuity, accommodative parameters, vergence parameters, and phoria measurements. The dataset enables analysis of within-day and cumulative changes in visual function in relation to individual visual profiles.
The dataset was collected in an anonymized manner and meets the data protection requirements necessary for publication. The dataset authors is responsible for compliance with anonymization requirements.
Measurements were performed twice per day (morning (9:00-11:00) and afternoon (16:00-18:00)) and include visual acuity, accommodative parameters, vergence parameters, and phoria measurements. The dataset enables analysis of within-day and cumulative changes in visual function in relation to individual visual profiles.
The dataset was collected in an anonymized manner and meets the data protection requirements necessary for publication. The dataset authors is responsible for compliance with anonymization requirements.
| Date made available | 20 Jul 2026 |
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| Publisher | DataverseLV |
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