ERG signals have unique characteristics: small amplitude (usually at the microvolt level), narrow frequency range (0.3-300 Hz), and susceptibility to noise interference. Traditional ERG analysis relies on manual interpretation, which is not only time-consuming and labor-intensive but also has subjective differences. With the development of machine learning technology, automated and standardized ERG analysis has become possible.
The ERG-Analysis-API project emerged as the times require; it is a complete open-source solution that integrates signal processing, machine learning, and clinical decision support into a unified platform. Supported by the Apress/Springer-Nature publishing group, this project is accompanied by the textbook "ERG Signal Processing with Python" to be published in 2028, providing reproducible analysis workflows for ophthalmologists and researchers.