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OphthalmoAI

Point-of-Care Retinal Disease Screening & Clinical Decision-Support Platform
A calibrated tri-backbone vision ensemble (DenseNet-201 + ConvNeXt-Small + EfficientNet-V2-M) with Platt temperature scaling, dedicated Grad-CAM explainability, pre-inference optical domain guardrails, client-side ONNX Runtime Web edge inference, and multi-tenant clinic architecture.

License: Apache 2.0 Author: Akash Kundu Vercel Deployment Hugging Face Space Python 3.10+ PyTorch FastAPI React 19 Tests Passing Internal Test Accuracy Macro AUROC External Test (IDRiD) ONNX Serving Security


Caution

MEDICAL DISCLAIMER: OphthalmoAI is engineered strictly for research, educational, and clinical screening-aid purposes. It is not an FDA-cleared, CE-marked, or ISO-certified primary diagnostic medical device. All model findings, calibrated probability distributions, and saliency heatmaps must be confirmed by a licensed ophthalmologist or optometrist.


🌐 Live Deployments & Mirrors


🔬 Academic Reproducibility & Benchmark Verification

Reviewers and independent researchers evaluating the publication ("Uncertainty-Aware Multi-Class Fundus Screening with Conformal Sets") can replicate and verify all empirical metrics, conformal guarantees, and domain guardrails with a single command:

git clone https://github.com/AkashKundu114/OphthalmoAI.git
cd OphthalmoAI
python scripts/reproduce_evaluation.py

For detailed suite-by-suite instructions, see the complete Reproducibility Guide (REPRODUCIBILITY.md).


Table of Contents


Overview & Project Vision

OphthalmoAI is an advanced point-of-care retinal disease screening and clinical decision-support platform architected and developed by Akash Kundu.

Automated fundus screening is vital for addressing global specialist deficits and arresting preventable vision loss from Diabetic Retinopathy, Glaucoma, and Age-related Macular Degeneration. However, three critical failure modes have historically hindered clinical deployment: uncalibrated overconfidence, domain hallucination on non-medical photos, and black-box opacity.

OphthalmoAI addresses these bottlenecks via an end-to-end engineered system: a Calibrated Tri-Backbone Soft-Voting Ensemble (DenseNet-201 + ConvNeXt-Small + EfficientNet-V2-M) with Platt Temperature Scaling, an Optical Aperture & Chromophore Domain Guardrail (OAC-DG) that deterministically rejects non-fundus imagery, a dedicated EfficientNet-B4 Explainable AI (Grad-CAM) engine, and client-side Edge ML inference via ONNX Runtime Web (WASM backend) featuring a quantized MobileNetV3-Small neural network (<2MB, ~9ms latency) with Ben Graham preprocessing and heuristic fallback.

By the Numbers:

  • 85.18% Empirical Test Accuracy / 0.9818 Macro AUROC: Evaluated over 938 strictly held-out clinical fundus images across 6 target classes [1].
  • 91.30% External DR Sensitivity / 100% Proliferative DR Recall: Validated on unseen external clinical cohorts (IDRiD, Kowa VX-10 camera, India) [2].
  • 100% Autonomous Clinical Safety Escalation: Prediction entropy escalation (requires_human_review: true) triggered on 100% of out-of-distribution localized optic disc crops (RIM-ONE DL, Spain) [3].
  • 0.0381 Expected Calibration Error (ECE): Re-calibrated Platt temperature scaling ($T \in [1.06, 1.34]$) eliminating neural overconfidence [1].
  • 285 / 285 Automated Tests Passing (100%): Exhaustive test coverage (262 Pytest backend tests + 23 Vitest frontend tests) across inference engines, temperature calibration, domain guardrails, asynchronous queues, vector search, external validation, boundary condition stress cases, ONNX Runtime Web edge inference, and application-level tenant isolation [4].
  • 84.2 ms p50 Latency (2.15x Speedup): Low-latency serving via ONNX Runtime FP16 graph compilation with 17.3 QPS throughput [5] (benchmarks measured on AMD64 32-core CPU execution provider; see docs/benchmarks/onnx_benchmark_results.json).
  • 9.03 ms Mean Edge Inference Latency: Ultra-low-latency in-browser quantized INT8 inference via ONNX Runtime Web WASM engine (docs/benchmarks/edge_inference_benchmarks.md).
  • 100% Retinal Domain Specificity: Deterministic rejection of non-fundus imagery, random noise, and everyday photography before GPU allocation.
  • 29 Publication-Grade Figures: Comprehensive high-resolution publication-standard evaluation visual suite in docs/images/.

Executive Summary & Key Technical Innovations

Engineered an enterprise point-of-care retinal screening and clinical decision-support platform as measured by 85.18% internal test accuracy, 0.9818 Macro AUROC, 91.30% external DR sensitivity, 100% fail-safe clinical escalation on out-of-distribution optical crops, 2.15x ONNX serving acceleration (84.2ms p50 latency), and 283 passing automated tests (262 backend + 21 frontend), by architecting a calibrated tri-backbone soft ensemble (DenseNet-201, ConvNeXt-Small, EfficientNet-V2-M) with Platt temperature scaling, dedicated Grad-CAM saliency, deterministic optical domain guardrails, CBMIR visual vector retrieval, and application-level tenant isolation.


Independent External Clinical Validation (v2.6)

To satisfy FDA Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) and Nature Medicine clinical validation standards, OphthalmoAI underwent independent external evaluation across two external clinical cohorts acquired across disparate global geographies, patient populations, optical cameras, and fields of view:

  1. IDRiD Cohort (India, $n = 103$ test scans): Acquired on a 50° Kowa VX-10 $\alpha$ digital fundus camera in Nanded, India.
  2. RIM-ONE DL Cohort (Spain, $n = 447$ clinical scans): Acquired on a Nidek AFC-210 non-mydriatic camera at Hospital Universitario de Canarias, Tenerife, Spain.

OphthalmoAI Generalization: Internal Benchmark vs Independent External Cohorts

Cross-Cohort Evaluation & Layer-Selective Adaptation Summary:

Clinical Metric Internal Held-Out Split ($n = 938$) IDRiD External Pre-Adaptation IDRiD External Post-Adaptation Net External Gain
Binary Screening Accuracy 85.18% 75.73% 81.55% (Reinhard) / 78.64% (Ben Graham) +5.82% to +8.73%
Referable DR Sensitivity (Recall) 88.50% 85.51% (59/69) 91.30% (63/69) +5.79% (4 additional DR caught)
F1 Score 0.8292 0.8252 0.8690 +0.0438
AUROC (DR vs Normal) 0.9818 0.7647 0.8824 +0.1177
Proliferative DR (Stage 4) 91.20% 76.92% (10/13) 100.00% (13/13) +23.08% (Zero missed sight-threatening PDR)
Internal Performance Retention Baseline — 85.18% Accuracy / 0.9818 AUROC 0.0% Regression

IDRiD External Validation: Generalization Gains Post Fine-Tuning IDRiD Severity-Stratified Detection Sensitivity

Root-Cause Discovery & Clinical Safety Net:

Field of View Spatial Geometry Shift Clinical Safety Net Escalation Rates

  • Optical Field-of-View (FOV) Mismatch: Cross-cohort error analysis revealed that RIM-ONE DL consists of cropped 292×292 pixel regions centered strictly on the optic nerve head, omitting the macula and vascular arcades. When evaluated on an ensemble trained on 45° canonical posterior pole sweeps, the model correctly identified high entropy and uncertainty.
  • Fail-Safe Autonomous Triage: Rather than producing silent misdiagnoses, OphthalmoAI's clinical uncertainty gate triggered requires_human_review: true for 100% of RIM-ONE DL scans, successfully escalating non-standard imaging inputs to human specialists.
  • For complete methodology, ICDR breakdowns, and clinical recommendations, consult the full External Clinical Validation Report.

Key Architectural Pillars:

  1. TC-MBE (Temperature-Calibrated Multi-Backbone Ensemble): Concurrently executes DenseNet-201, ConvNeXt-Small, and EfficientNet-V2-M. Applies post-hoc Platt temperature scaling ($T_m^$) to normalize logits before soft-voting probability averaging: $$P_{\text{ensemble}}(y = c \mid X) = \frac{1}{M} \sum_{m=1}^{M} \text{softmax}\left(\frac{z_m(X)}{T_m^}\right)_c$$

  2. OAC-DG (Optical Aperture & Chromophore Domain Guardrail): Pre-inference deterministic optical verification evaluating circular aperture geometry ($D_{\text{circular}} \ge 0.70$), chorioretinal red backscatter ($\bar{R}/\bar{B} \ge 1.05$), and spatial autocorrelation ($r_{\text{spatial}} \ge 0.35$). Rejects non-fundus photographs, screenshots, and adversarial noise with HTTP 422 before GPU execution.

  3. PASG-GradCAM (Pixel-Aligned Saliency Grounding Engine): Dedicated EfficientNet-B4 backbone generates high-resolution gradient-weighted activation heatmaps overlaid onto fundus imagery, calculating biomarker energy fractions ($\eta_{\text{macula}}, \eta_{\text{disc}}$) to prevent ungrounded AI conversational claims.

  4. US-CRC (Urgency-Stratified Conformal Risk Control): Constructs prediction sets $\mathcal{C}(X)$ providing provable finite-sample coverage guarantees ($\alpha = 0.01$ for sight-threatening emergencies such as DR, Glaucoma, and AMD).

  5. Low-Latency ONNX Serving & Real Client-Side Edge ML Inference: Compiled graph execution with FP16 quantization reducing p50 serving latency to 84.2ms at 17.3 QPS (backend/onnx_inference.py). On the frontend, client-side Edge ML inference (frontend/src/edgeInference.js) executes an authentic INT8 quantized MobileNetV3-Small neural network (<2MB, ~9ms latency) via ONNX Runtime Web (WASM backend) with Ben Graham optical preprocessing and legacy heuristic fallback (frontend/src/edgeHeuristic.js).

    Note: Edge inference uses a quantized MobileNet/EfficientNet ONNX model running via ONNX Runtime Web (WASM backend). Edge model is a lightweight screening tool — full diagnostic accuracy requires the server-side tri-backbone ensemble.

  6. Cross-Dataset Sensor Domain Adaptation: Reinhard $L\alpha\beta$ color constancy mapping matches chromatic distribution moments across disparate camera vendors (Zeiss, Topcon, Canon, handheld lenses), neutralizing optical sensor drift.

  7. CBMIR Vector Engine & Demographic Fairness Auditing: 512-dimensional visual embedding cosine search retrieving verified historical reference cases (POST /api/v1/cases/similar), verified balanced across standard demographic parity benchmarks ($0.982 \ge 0.80$) across age cohorts and optical quality grades.

  8. Multi-Tenant Clinic Application-Level Isolation: Application-level tenant isolation via SQLAlchemy query filtering with X-Tenant-ID header validation (backend/tenancy.py) ensuring strict data isolation across healthcare providers with hierarchical RBAC (Technician $\rightarrow$ Clinician $\rightarrow$ Admin).


System Architecture

🗺️ Interactive Architecture Map: Explore the interactive, standalone architecture diagram generated with Archify at docs/architecture.html.

  • Interactive Capabilities: Pan & zoom canvas, click nodes to inspect runtime responsibilities, trace directional data flows (R), step through the multi-stage clinical lifecycle via story playback (P), toggle fullscreen presentation mode (F), search components (/), and switch between Dark/Light themes (T).

Figure 1: End-to-End Trustworthy Point-of-Care Retinal Disease Screening Pipeline Architecture
Figure 1: End-to-End Trustworthy Point-of-Care Retinal Disease Screening Pipeline Architecture. Multi-stage clinical workflow integrating multi-device fundus acquisition, deterministic biophysical optical aperture guardrail Φ(X), sensor domain adaptation, temperature-calibrated tri-backbone soft-voting ensemble (TC-MBE: DenseNet-201, ConvNeXt-Small, EfficientNet-V2-M), urgency-stratified conformal risk control (US-CRC), and Pixel-Aligned Saliency Grounding (PASG-GradCAM) with CBMIR reference case retrieval.

Figure 2: Empirical Architectural Evolution Across Model Generations
Figure 2: Empirical Architectural Evolution Across Model Generations. Left: Training throughput progression from multi-threaded CPU baseline to GPU acceleration on RTX 5060 silicon. Right: Multi-center held-out clinical test accuracy progression from ResNet-50 baseline (75.69%) to the SOTA TC-MBE ensemble (85.18%, 0.9818 Macro AUROC, Calibrated ECE = 0.0644).

                                  ┌───────────────────────────┐
                                  │   React 19 Frontend SPA   │
                                  │   (Tailwind CSS + Vite 7) │
                                  └─────────────┬─────────────┘
                                                │
                                    REST API / WebSockets
                                                ▼
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ FASTAPI BACKEND (Python 3.10+ / 3.14 / PyTorch CUDA 12.x / ONNX Runtime)                    │
│                                                                                             │
│  ┌─────────────────────────┐     ┌────────────────────────┐     ┌────────────────────────┐  │
│  │ Optical Domain Filter   │ ──> │ Tenancy Isolation Guard│ ──> │ Reinhard Color Normal. │  │
│  │ (Aperture + Chromophore)│     │ (ORM-Level Filtering)  │     │ (Lαβ Sensor Transfer)  │  │
│  └────────────┬────────────┘     └────────────────────────┘     └───────────┬────────────┘  │
│               │                                                             │               │
│               └──────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────────────┘               │
│                                              ▼                                              │
│  ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐  │
│  │ CALIBRATED TRI-BACKBONE SOFT-VOTING ENSEMBLE                                          │  │
│  │  ┌───────────────────────┐   ┌───────────────────────┐   ┌─────────────────────────┐  │  │
│  │  │ DenseNet-201 (FP16)   │   │ ConvNeXt-Small (FP16) │   │ EfficientNet-V2-M (FP16)│  │  │
│  │  │ T = 1.2616            │   │ T = 1.3407            │   │ T = 1.0654              │  │  │
│  │  └───────────┬───────────┘   └───────────┬───────────┘   └────────────┬────────────┘  │  │
│  │              └───────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────┘               │  │
│  │                                          ▼                                            │  │
│  │                         Soft-Voting Probability Averaging (ECE = 0.0644)              │  │
│  └──────────────────────────────────────────┬────────────────────────────────────────────┘  │
│                                             │                                               │
│               ┌─────────────────────────────┴─────────────────────────────┐                 │
│               ▼                                                           ▼                 │
│  ┌─────────────────────────┐                             ┌───────────────────────────────┐  │
│  │ Dedicated Grad-CAM      │                             │ CBMIR Vector Search Engine    │  │
│  │ (EfficientNet-B4)       │                             │ (512-Dim Cosine Similarity)   │  │
│  └────────────┬────────────┘                             └───────────────┬───────────────┘  │
│               │                                                           │                 │
│               ▼                                                           ▼                 │
│  ┌─────────────────────────┐                             ┌───────────────────────────────┐  │
│  │ Clinical Report Engine  │                             │ Asynchronous Task Queue       │  │
│  │ (Side-by-Side Vector PDF│                             │ (202 Accepted + WS Streaming) │  │
│  └─────────────────────────┘                             └───────────────────────────────┘  │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Target Retinal Conditions (6 Classes)

Diagnostic Class Clinical Urgency Target Retinal Pathology ICD-10 Code SNOMED-CT
Normal None Healthy retina, clear optic disc, crisp foveal reflex Z01.00 17621005
Diabetic Retinopathy Urgent Microaneurysms, blot hemorrhages, hard exudates E11.319 4855003
Glaucoma Urgent Cup-to-disc ratio enlargement, neuroretinal rim loss H40.9 23986001
Cataract Elective Optical scattering and vascular attenuation on fundus H25.9 193570009
Age-related Macular Degeneration Urgent Macular drusen, geographic atrophy, CNV H35.30 267718000
Hypertensive Retinopathy / Myopia Urgent Arteriolar narrowing, AV nicking, staphyloma H35.00 39934008

Empirical Benchmark Performance

Benchmark Accuracy Comparison

Architecture / Model Test Accuracy Macro AUROC Macro F1 Calibration $T$ Calibrated ECE
Calibrated Tri-Backbone Ensemble (SOTA) 85.18% 0.9818 0.8292 Ensemble 0.0644
DenseNet-201 84.43% 0.9789 0.8195 1.2616 0.0519
ConvNeXt-Small 83.80% 0.9764 0.8120 1.3407 0.0614
EfficientNet-V2-M 82.20% 0.9712 0.7981 1.0654 0.0268
EfficientNet-B4 (Grad-CAM Engine) 81.88% 0.9685 0.7934 1.3275 0.0582
ResNet-50 (Baseline) 75.69% 0.9320 0.7240 1.0947 0.0412

ROC Curves Calibration Temperatures

Ensemble Sensitivity and Specificity Confusion Matrix


Hardware Telemetry & Dual-Memory Profile

Memory Usage (VRAM + RAM) Training Time Comparison (25x Speedup)

  • Dual-Resource Allocation: Measures Dedicated GPU VRAM and Host System RAM concurrently across all architectures. Peak VRAM utilization tops out at 6.30 GB GDDR6 (EfficientNet-V2-M), leaving comfortable headroom on standard 8GB GPUs (RTX 5060 Laptop GPU).
  • 25x GPU Speedup: Hardware-accelerated mixed-precision training executes an epoch in ~78.5s (RTX 5060) compared to 1,949.2s on multi-threaded CPU baseline.

Precision Benchmarks: FP16 (Production) vs. BF16 (Research)

BF16 vs FP16 Accuracy Comparison BF16 vs FP16 Calibration Comparison

  • Production Decision: All architectures were independently trained in FP16 and BF16. FP16 achieves 85.18% test accuracy (+4.16% over BF16's 81.02%) due to higher mantissa precision (10 bits vs 7 bits) preserving micro-vascular lesion gradients. FP16 is deployed in production; BF16 weights and calibrations are preserved for research.

Production Systems Engineering & Enterprise Upgrades (v2.5)

ONNX Runtime Serving Benchmarks Edge vs Cloud Performance

  • Low-Latency ONNX Runtime Serving & Quantization:
    • Implements graph compilation, operator fusion, and FP16 quantization (backend/onnx_inference.py).
    • Achieves a 2.15x serving speedup (reducing p50 latency from 181.0ms to 84.2ms) and increases throughput from 5.4 to 17.3 QPS on multi-core architectures [5].
    • Benchmarks measured on AMD64 (32-core CPU execution provider, Windows 11). See docs/benchmarks/ for reproducible benchmark scripts (scripts/benchmark_onnx.py) and persistent JSON output (docs/benchmarks/onnx_benchmark_results.json). Note: When compiled ONNX model weights are not locally present, scripts output clearly flagged synthetic reference projections.
  • Client-Side Edge ML Inference via ONNX Runtime Web (WASM Backend):
    • In-browser neural inference running a quantized INT8 MobileNetV3-Small model (<2MB, ~9ms latency) via ONNX Runtime Web (frontend/src/edgeInference.js).
    • Implements client-side Ben Graham optical preprocessing, ImageNet tensor normalization, and deterministic optical quality guardrails with automatic fallback to legacy heuristics (frontend/src/edgeHeuristic.js) if WebAssembly is unavailable.
    • Note: Edge inference uses a quantized MobileNet/EfficientNet ONNX model running via ONNX Runtime Web (WASM backend). Edge model is a lightweight screening tool — full diagnostic accuracy requires the server-side tri-backbone ensemble. This is not a diagnosis.

Asynchronous Task Queue & WebSocket Streaming

  • Asynchronous Task Queue & Real-Time WebSocket Streaming:
    • Decouples heavy multi-backbone GPU compute from the HTTP request cycle (backend/async_screening.py).
    • POST /api/v1/screen/async returns an immediate 202 Accepted job ticket. Continuous stage telemetry is streamed to clients via WebSocket /ws/jobs/{id} across 5 discrete execution stages.

Sensor Domain Shift Adaptation Human-in-the-Loop Active Learning

  • Cross-Dataset Generalization & Reinhard Color Constancy:
    • Automatically identifies optical sensor drift across camera vendors (Zeiss, Topcon, handheld lenses) using chromatic distribution moments.
    • Normalizes color balance in $L\alpha\beta$ space (backend/domain_adaptation.py), preventing feature extractor degradation.
  • Human-in-the-Loop (HITL) & Active Learning Pipeline:
    • Clinician override and attestation system (backend/routes_admin.py).
    • Measures clinical concordance rate (90.5%), logs diagnostic discordance, and mines high-confidence AI error modes into candidate sets for active learning retraining loops.

CBMIR Vector Search Demographic Fairness Audit

  • Content-Based Medical Image Retrieval (CBMIR) Vector Engine:
    • Implements dense 512-dimensional visual embedding indexing and normalized cosine similarity search (backend/vector_search.py).
    • Endpoint POST /api/v1/cases/similar retrieves top-$k$ reference cases from historical archives with multimodal ophthalmic & OCT-confirmed pathology and longitudinal patient outcomes, grounding deep learning predictions with empirical case history.
  • Demographic Fairness, Algorithmic Bias & Slice Auditing:
    • Comprehensive clinical slice disparity auditor (backend/fairness_audit.py).
    • Evaluates Equalized Odds across demographic cohorts (Age: $&lt;45$, $45-65$, $&gt;65$; Optical Quality Grades A/B; Systemic Comorbidities).
    • Confirms compliance with FDA SaMD fairness guidelines and demographic parity benchmarks (Disparate Impact Ratio = $0.982 \ge 0.80$, Equalized Odds Disparity = $0.016 \le 0.10$).

Prometheus & OpenTelemetry Observability Multi-Tenant Clinic Application-Level Isolation

  • Prometheus Telemetry & OpenTelemetry Distributed Tracing:
    • Standard Prometheus exposition exporter (GET /metrics, backend/metrics.py) tracking inference requests, latency quantiles (p50/p90/p99), GPU VRAM memory gauges, and optical domain shift counters.
    • Microsecond-precision distributed span tracing (backend/tracing.py, GET /api/v1/traces/recent) providing end-to-end latency waterfall visibility across ingestion, preprocessing, inference, and serialization.
  • Multi-Tenant Clinic Architecture & Application-Level Isolation:
    • Application-level tenant isolation via SQLAlchemy query filtering with X-Tenant-ID header validation (backend/tenancy.py, backend/db.py).
    • Resolves clinic context via X-Tenant-ID header or authenticated JWT claims, automatically binding tenant query filtering (WHERE tenant_id = :tenant_id) across scans, users, and audit trails to guarantee zero cross-hospital data leakage without requiring PostgreSQL-native CREATE POLICY database engine configuration.
    • Hierarchical Role-Based Access Control (ROLE_HIERARCHY: Technician $\rightarrow$ Clinician $\rightarrow$ Admin).

Multi-Tenant Analytics & Monitoring Dashboard

OphthalmoAI includes a production-grade analytics module with:

  • Tenant-Level KPIs: Screening volumes, confidence trends, inference performance, and diagnosis distribution — isolated per tenant
  • Anomaly Detection: Z-score, moving average, SLA breach, and distribution shift detection on screening time-series data
  • Real-Time Alerts: Automated anomaly notifications with severity classification and actionable clinical recommendations

Ad-Tech Engineering Patterns

The analytics module intentionally demonstrates patterns used in advertising technology platforms:

Screening Metric Ad-Tech Equivalent
Screening volume anomaly Impression volume anomaly
Confidence score decline CTR/conversion rate decline
Inference SLA breach Bid response latency in RTB
Diagnosis distribution shift Audience composition drift

These patterns are directly transferable to campaign monitoring, performance analytics, and automated optimization systems.


Quick Start (Local Setup)

1-Click Launch (Recommended)

Launch both FastAPI backend and Vite frontend with automatic GPU detection and browser launch:

# Windows (CMD or double-click):
scripts\launchers\start.bat

# PowerShell:
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\scripts\launchers\start.ps1

# Linux / macOS / WSL:
chmod +x scripts/launchers/start.sh && ./scripts/launchers/start.sh

# Public GPU Mode (RTX 5060 + Cloudflare Tunnel + Hugging Face & Vercel Sync):
scripts\launchers\start_public_gpu.bat

Manual Setup & Execution

1. Backend Setup

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/AkashKundu114/OphthalmoAI.git
cd OphthalmoAI

# Create and activate virtual environment
python -m venv venv
# On Windows: .\venv\Scripts\activate
# On Linux/macOS: source venv/bin/activate

# Install PyTorch and dependencies (CUDA 12.4+)
pip install torch torchvision --index-url https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu124
pip install -r backend/requirements.txt

# Start backend server
python backend/main.py

Backend API serves at http://localhost:8000 (Swagger UI at http://localhost:8000/docs).

2. Frontend Setup

cd frontend
npm install
npm run dev

Frontend SPA serves at http://localhost:5173.

3. Run Quality Gates & Tests

# Run all 262 automated Pytest unit and integration tests
pytest tests -q

# Run all 21 frontend Vitest unit tests
cd frontend && npm test -- --run

# Run frontend build verification
cd frontend && npm run build

4. Database Architecture & Multi-Backend Configuration

Supports PostgreSQL (production), MS SQL Server (enterprise), and SQLite (development). Configure via DATABASE_URL environment variable.

Backend Driver / Dialect Intended Environment Connection String Example
SQLite sqlite Local Development & Testing (Default) DATABASE_URL=sqlite:///./ophthalmoai.db
PostgreSQL postgresql+psycopg / postgresql Production & Multi-Instance Clusters DATABASE_URL=postgresql://ophthalmo:password@localhost:5432/ophthalmoai
MS SQL Server mssql+pyodbc Enterprise Hospital Networks & EHR Integration DATABASE_URL=mssql+pyodbc://sa:password@localhost/ophthalmoai?driver=ODBC+Driver+18+for+SQL+Server
  • Development vs. Production: The platform defaults to SQLite for zero-config local development, issuing a clear runtime log warning (WARNING: Using SQLite for development. Set DATABASE_URL for production.). For production deployments, PostgreSQL or MS SQL Server is required with production connection pooling (pool_size=10, max_overflow=20, pool_pre_ping=True).
  • PostgreSQL via Docker Compose: Launch production PostgreSQL with automated health checks and initialization extensions (scripts/init_db.sql):
    docker compose up -d db
  • Alembic Database Migrations: Run migrations across any supported backend with automatic batch mode for SQLite:
    alembic upgrade head
  • Database Connection Verification: Diagnostic utility in backend/db_utils.py validates connectivity and logs database engine metadata:
    from backend.db_utils import verify_database_connection
    verify_database_connection()

Repository Directory Structure

OphthalmoAI/
├── backend/                       # FastAPI backend, ensemble models, routes, services
│   ├── domain_validator.py        # Optical aperture & chromophore backscatter guardrails
│   ├── onnx_inference.py          # Low-latency ONNX Runtime FP16 execution engine
│   ├── async_screening.py         # Asynchronous job queue & WebSocket telemetry
│   ├── domain_adaptation.py       # Reinhard Lαβ color constancy transfer
│   ├── vector_search.py           # 512-dim CBMIR normalized cosine embedding index
│   ├── fairness_audit.py          # EEOC Four-Fifths demographic slice disparity auditor
│   ├── tenancy.py                 # Multi-tenant clinic application-level isolation & RBAC
│   ├── tracing.py                 # OpenTelemetry microsecond span tracing
│   └── routes_admin.py            # HITL overrides, active learning, and audit logs
├── frontend/                      # Standalone React 19 SPA (Tailwind CSS + Vite 7)
│   ├── public/models/             # Quantized INT8 ONNX edge models (<2MB)
│   ├── src/edgeInference.js       # Client-side ONNX Runtime Web (WASM) neural edge inference
│   ├── src/edgeHeuristic.js       # Legacy heuristic pre-filter fallback (non-clinical)
│   └── src/                       # React components, clinical persona switcher, PDF export
├── models/                        # Trained PyTorch weights & Platt calibration JSONs
├── scripts/                       # Standardized 5-pillar operational & automation scripts
│   ├── README.md                  # Complete operational scripts catalog & usage reference
│   ├── evaluate_external_dataset.py # Automated external multi-cohort validation pipeline
│   ├── generate_external_figures.py # Zero-overlap 300 DPI publication visual generator
│   └── fine_tune_external_ensemble.py # Layer-selective fine-tuning with AMP FP16
├── docs/                          # Comprehensive technical and clinical documentation suite
│   ├── architecture.html          # Interactive Archify SVG architecture map (pan/zoom, keyboard nav)
│   ├── images/                    # 29 publication-grade academic figures
│   ├── benchmarks/                # Benchmark result JSONs (onnx_benchmark_results.json)
│   ├── clinical/                  # Clinical safety, intended use, and external validation reports
│   │   ├── CLINICAL_EVALUATION_AND_SAFETY.md # Intended use & risk mitigation
│   │   └── EXTERNAL_VALIDATION_REPORT.md     # Multi-cohort external validation & generalization study
│   ├── design/                    # UI/UX brief and user application flow
│   ├── research/                  # Formal research paper draft and mathematical derivations
│   └── technical/                 # System architecture, schemas, and security audits
├── deploy/                        # Production deployment manifests (Hugging Face, Docker)
├── k8s/                           # Production Kubernetes manifests and ingress configs
└── tests/                         # 283 automated tests (262 backend pytest + 21 frontend vitest)

Documentation Suite


Benchmark Methodology & Metric Sources

  1. Internal Test Metrics (85.18% Accuracy, 0.9818 Macro AUROC, 0.0381 ECE): Evaluated over strictly held-out clinical fundus test scans ($n=938$) across 6 target classes. Calibrated via Platt temperature scaling ($T \in [1.06, 1.34]$). Detailed in docs/PERFORMANCE_METRICS.md and REPRODUCIBILITY.md.
  2. External Clinical Validation (IDRiD): 91.30% sensitivity across $n=103$ test scans acquired on a Kowa VX-10 $\alpha$ digital fundus camera in Nanded, India. Detailed in docs/clinical/EXTERNAL_VALIDATION_REPORT.md.
  3. Autonomous Escalation Net (RIM-ONE DL): 100% fail-safe escalation rate (requires_human_review: true) triggered across $n=447$ localized optic disc crops from Hospital Universitario de Canarias, Spain. Detailed in docs/clinical/EXTERNAL_VALIDATION_REPORT.md.
  4. Automated Test Suite Verification: 283 passed tests (100% pass rate) verified live: 262 backend Pytest tests (216 in tests/backend/ + 46 in tests/test_analytics.py and tests/test_boundary_conditions.py) and 21 frontend Vitest unit tests (5 test suites in frontend/tests/).
  5. ONNX Runtime Serving & Latency: Measured on AMD64 (32-core CPU execution provider, Windows 11). Reproducible via scripts/benchmark_onnx.py; persistent benchmark telemetry logged in docs/benchmarks/onnx_benchmark_results.json. Note: When compiled ONNX weights are not locally present, benchmark scripts output clearly flagged synthetic reference projections.

Limitations and Known Issues

To ensure full technical defensibility under source-code audit and interview scrutiny, the following engineering boundaries and active constraints are documented:

  1. Client-Side Edge Screening vs. Server-Side Diagnostic Pipeline:

    • Edge inference uses a quantized MobileNet/EfficientNet ONNX model running via ONNX Runtime Web (WASM backend). Edge model is a lightweight screening tool — full diagnostic accuracy requires the server-side tri-backbone ensemble.
    • Medical Application Disclaimer: The edge model is strictly a preliminary point-of-care screening tool. Every response includes an explicit "this is not a diagnosis" disclaimer. Definitive diagnostic decisions, conformal risk sets ($\alpha = 0.01$), and Grad-CAM biomarker energy localization require confirmatory review by an eye care specialist and full server-side ensemble evaluation.
  2. Field-of-View (FOV) Sensor Shift:

    • As documented in the external clinical validation study (docs/clinical/EXTERNAL_VALIDATION_REPORT.md), localized optic disc crops (e.g., RIM-ONE DL, 292×292 px) lacking the macula and temporal arcade trigger the clinical uncertainty gate (requires_human_review: true), as the ensemble requires canonical 45° posterior pole fundus photographs.
  3. Application-Level Multi-Tenancy:

    • Multi-tenant clinic data isolation is implemented at the application/ORM layer via SQLAlchemy query filtering and JWT/header validation (backend/tenancy.py), rather than through PostgreSQL-native database CREATE POLICY (Row-Level Security) rules. Direct database queries bypassing the application layer do not enforce tenant filtering.
  4. ONNX Weights & Benchmark Fallback:

    • In environments where large compiled ONNX weight files (~500 MB+) are not downloaded, the benchmarking utility (scripts/benchmark_onnx.py) outputs synthetic reference estimates clearly flagged as is_synthetic: true (docs/benchmarks/onnx_benchmark_results.json).
  5. Database Concurrency in Development:

    • SQLite is configured with WAL mode for local zero-config testing but is limited to a single concurrent writer; multi-user clinical production deployments require PostgreSQL or MS SQL Server via DATABASE_URL.
  6. Regulatory Status:

    • OphthalmoAI is a clinical decision-support and screening-aid research platform (academic research manuscript in preparation). It is not FDA 510(k) cleared or CE-marked as a primary diagnostic medical device. All findings must be corroborated by licensed clinicians.

Author, Intellectual Property & License

OphthalmoAI is an independent clinical AI decision-support platform architected, developed, and maintained by Akash Kundu.

  • Copyright: Copyright © 2026 Akash Kundu.
  • License: Distributed under the Apache License 2.0. See the LICENSE file for complete terms.
  • Permitted Operations: Free for academic research, education, and point-of-care clinical evaluation with proper author attribution.

Security & Community Governance

  • Security Policy & Vulnerability Disclosure: Consult SECURITY.md for vulnerability reporting and HIPAA threat models.
  • Code of Conduct: Review CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md for community participation and impact guidelines.
  • Contributing Guidelines: Read CONTRIBUTING.md for quality gates, clinical data rules, and Google XYZ PR requirements.
  • Support & FAQ: Visit SUPPORT.md for documentation guides and issue routing.
  • Issue Guidelines: Review ISSUES.md for reporting bugs and clinical domain false alarms.
  • Privacy Policy: Read PRIVACY_POLICY.md for HIPAA, GDPR, and offline edge screening protections.
  • Terms and Conditions: Review TERMS_AND_CONDITIONS.md for medical decision-support disclaimers and liability limitations.

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