Surgical planning of horizontal strabismus using multiple output regression tree

Strabismus is an eye disease that affects about 0.12%–9.86% of the population, which can cause irreversible sensory damage to vision and psychological problems. The most severe cases require surgical intervention, despite other less invasive techniques being available for a more conservative approach. As for surgeries, the treatment goal is to align the eyes to recover binocular vision, which demands knowledge, training, and experience. One of...