Eye Area Condition Algorithm
About Algorithm
Disclaimer about algorithm sensitivity:
Eye Area Condition Algorithm is sensitive to the direction of illumination.
Incorrect direction of incoming light (light source located on top or light source located below face) may lead to incorrect (insufficient or extreme) estimation of geometrical properties of eye bags.
This Algorithm estimates the visual health of the skin area under both eyes, accounting for such deterioration signs as:
visible dark circles - periorbital hyperpigmentation causing a more fatigued appearance, blue (vascular with a bluish/greyish tint) or pigmented (brown tint, darker than skin tone).
detectable lacrimal grooves - deformity of the orbital fat and responsive change in the topography of the skin along the lacrimal groove line.
detectable eye bags - puffiness under the lower eyelid caused by the loss of skin elasticity in the lower eyelid.
This Algorithm estimates indicated skin health parameters on: right eye and left eye areas.
The Main Metric for this Algorithm is the Eye Area Condition Score, with a range from 0 to 100.
Values from 80 to 100 are considered as a relatively good skin condition.
Values below 50 are considered as an alerting eye area condition, that might require specialist attention.
Eye Area Condition Score is a non-linear combination of the Submetrics.
There are several Submetrics for this Algorithm:
Dark Circle Score
Eye Bags Score
Lacrimal Grooves Score
Dark Circle Grade
Eye Bags Grade
Lacrimal Grooves Grade
Algorithm API
API access is available only for Professional plan clients
See Eye Area Condition API Response Scheme
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