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Editorial Notice of Concern Regarding Machine Learning Accuracy in Distinguishing Optic Neuropathies from Pseudopapilledema

  • By

  • Jin Mo Ahn

  • Sangsoo Kim

  • Kwang-Sung Ahn

  • Sung-Hoon Cho

  • Ungsoo S. Kim

  • November 2, 2026

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    The editor issued an expression of concern regarding the article on machine learning accuracy in distinguishing optic neuropathies from pseudopapilledema.

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    The editor stated that the authors had not responded to requests for access to their datasets.

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    The publisher’s correspondence regarding the expression of concern received no response from the authors.

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    The notice concerns the article’s machine learning accuracy in distinguishing optic neuropathies from pseudopapilledema.

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    The notice reports concerns about dataset access and the authors’ lack of response to publisher correspondence.

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Editorial Expression of Concern: Accuracy of machine learning for differentiation between optic neuropathies and pseudopapilledema

  • by Jin Mo Ahn, Sangsoo Kim, Kwang-Sung Ahn, Sung-Hoon Cho, Ungsoo S. Kim

  • November 2, 2026

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