
This tutorial presents an analysis pipeline for visual experience datasets, with a focus on reproducible workflows for human chronobiology and myopia research. Light exposure and its retinal encoding affect human physiology and behavior across multiple time scales. Here we provide step-by-step instructions for importing, visualizing, and processing viewing distance and light exposure data using the open-source R package [**LightLogR**](https://tscnlab.github.io/LightLogR/). This includes time-series analyses for working distance, biologically relevant light metrics, and spectral characteristics. By leveraging a modular approach, the tutorial supports researchers in building flexible and robust pipelines that accommodate diverse experimental paradigms and measurement systems.
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visual experience, metrics, circadian, light logging, risk factors, myopia, reproducibility, wearable, viewing-distance, spectral analysis, open-source
visual experience, metrics, circadian, light logging, risk factors, myopia, reproducibility, wearable, viewing-distance, spectral analysis, open-source
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