Professor Andrew Turpin

Professor Andrew Turpin is Chair of Ophthalmic Data at the Lions Eye Institute jointly appointed at Curtin University. His current research interests include application of computer science principles and methods to the collection and analysis of data related to eye health care. This includes new diagnostic techniques (visual field testing and retinal image analysis), advanced clinical data management systems (data presentation and AI), organisation of clinical systems to facilitate research, remote and telehealth care for vision (including home monitoring of vision), computational models of retinal biology and fundamental understanding of the human vision system.

Education/academic qualifications/roles responsibilities

Academic qualifications

2022 – current: Chair of Ophthalmic Data at the Lions Eye Institute and Professor in School of Population Health, Curtin University.
2015 – 2022: Professor (Computing and Information Systems, University of Melbourne) including
- 2021-2022: (50%) Associate Director, Melbourne Connect.
- 2018-2022: (50%) Founding Director of the Melbourne Data Analytics Platform.
2010-2014 ARC Future Fellow, Dep. Computing and Information Systems, University of Melbourne, Australia.
2005-2009 Queen Elizabeth II Fellow, Dep. of Computer Science and Information Technology, RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia.
2004-2005 Senior Lecturer, Dep. Computer Science and Software Engineering The University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia.
2001-2004
Lecturer, School of Computing Curtin University of Technology, Perth WA, Australia.

Employment

2022 – current: Lions Eye Institute and Curtin University
2010 – 2022: University of Melbourne
2005 – 2010: RMIT University
2001-2005: Curtin University
1999 – 2001: Oregon Health & Sciences University and Devers Eye Institute, Portland Oregon
1991 – 1993: Swiss Re (Actuarial Assistant)

Research Activity

Andrew completed his PhD in computer science at The University of Melbourne and postdoctoral position at Devers Eye Institute and OHSU in Portland Oregon before commencing his academic career as a Lecturer at Curtin. He left Curtin to take up an ARC QEII Fellowship at RMIT University, and then an ARC Future Fellowship at The University of Melbourne. He worked as a staff member at Melbourne for 13 years until November 2022, where he took up the Chair position in Perth he now currently holds.

See his Google Scholar profile for more information: https://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&user=lCZblDwAAAAJ

Leading publications

Last updated Tue 12 Mar 2024. See my Google Scholar Profile for a more complete list.

Books	A. Moffat and A. Turpin. “Compression and Coding Algorithms“. Kluwer Academic Publishers. Feb 2002.
Journal Articles	98) A.M. McKendrick and A. Turpin. “Understanding and identifying visual field progression”, Clinical and Experimental Optometry 107(2) Pages 122-129, 2024. DOI: 10.1080/08164622.2024.2316002
	97) J. Charng, I.A.V. Escalona, A. Turpin, A.M. McKendrick, D.A. Mackey, D. Alonso-Caneiro, F.K. Chen. “Nonlinear reduction in hyperautofluorescent ring area in retinitis pigmentosa”, Ophthalmology Retina 8(3), Pages 298-306, 2024. DOI

	96) Z. Heinzman, E. Linton, I. Marín-Franch, A. Turpin, K. Alawa, A. Wijayagunaratne, M. Wall. “Validation of the Iowa Head-Mounted Open-Source Perimeter.”, Translational Vision Science & Technology, 12(9):19, 2023. DOI
	95) J. Denniss, A.M. McKendrick and A. Turpin. “Suprathreshold Approaches to Mapping the Visual Field in Advanced Glaucoma”, Translational Vision Science & Technology, 12(19), 2023. Online
	94) S. Rashidi, W. Xu, D. Lin, A. Turpin, L. Kulik, K. Ehinger, “An active foveated gaze prediction algorithm based on a Bayesian ideal observer”, Pattern Recognition 143, 2023. DOI

	93) X. Huang, J.Sun, K. Gupta, G. Montesano, D.P. Crabb, D.F. Garway-Heath, P. Brusini, P. Lanzetta, F. Oddone, A. Turpin, A.M. McKendrick, C.A. Johnson, S. Yousefi. “Detecting glaucoma from multi-modal data using probabilistic deep learning”, Front Med 29(9), 2022. Online 92) R. Srinivasan, A. Turpin and A.M. McKendrick. “Developing a screening tool for areas of abnormal central vision using visual stimuli with natural scene statistics”, Translational Vision Science & Technology, 11(2), 2022. Online
	91) A. Turpin and A.M. McKendrick. “A method for reducing the number of presentations in perimetric test procedures Translational Vision Science & Technology, 11(14), 2022. Online
	90) I. Marín-Franch, P.H. Artes, A. Turpin and L. Racette. “Visual field progression in glaucoma: comparison between PoPLR and ANSWERS”, Translational Vision Science & Technology, 10(14), 2021. Online
	89) I. Marín-Franch, A. Turpin, P.H. Artes, L.X. Chong, A.M. McKendrick, K.A. Alawa and M. Wall. “The Open Perimetry Initiative: a framework for cross-platform development for the new generation of portable perimeters”, Journal of Vision, 22(1), 2022. Online

	88) Z. Yang, G. Mikolajczak and A. Turpin. “ConTEXT Explorer: a web-based text analysis tool for exploring and visualizing concepts across time”, Journal of Open Source Software (JOSS), December 2021. Online
	87) V. Muthusamy, J. Denniss, B.N. Nguyen, A. Turpin and A.M. McKendrick. “Patient’s views of visual field testing and priorities for research development and translation into practice”, Ophthalmology Glaucoma Accepted 24 Sep 2021. Online ahead of print
	86) V.K. Nilagiri, M. Suheimat, A.J. Lambert, A. Turpin, B. Vohnsen and D.A. Atchison. “Subjective measurement of the Stiles-Crawford effect with different field sizes”, Biomedical Optics Express, 12(8), 2021. Pages 4969-4981. Online
	85) G. Montesano, A.M. McKendrick, A. Turpin, P. Brusini, F. Oddone, P. Fogagnolo, A. Perdicchi, C.A. Johnson, P. Lanzetta, L.M. Rossetti, D.F. Garway-Heath, and D.P. Crabb. “Do additional testing locations improve the detection of macular perimetric defects in glaucoma?”, Ophthalmology, 128(12), 2021. Pages 1722-1735. Online
	84) P. Liu, B.N. Nguyen, A. Turpin, and A.M. McKendrick. “Increased depth, reduced extent and sharpened edges of visual field defects measured by Compass Fundus Perimeter compared to Humphrey Field Analyzer”, Translational Vision Science & Technology, 10(33), 2021. Online
	83) A. Turpin and A.M. McKendrick. “Improving personalized structure to function mapping from optic nerve head to visual field”, Translational Vision Science & Technology, 10(19), 2021. Online
	82) N. Rubinstein, J. Denniss, A.M. McKendrick and A. Turpin. “Effects of criterion bias on perimetric sensitivity and response variability in glaucoma”, Translational Vision Science & Technology, 10(18), 2021. Online
	81) R. Srinivasan, A. Turpin and A.M. McKendrick. “Contrast Sensitivity on 1/f Noise is More Greatly Impacted by Older Age for the Fovea than the Parafovea”, Optometry and Vision Science, 98(4), 2021. Pages 394–403. Online

	80) V. Muthusamy, A. Turpin, M.J. Walland, B.N. Nguyen, A.M. McKendrick. “Increasing the Spatial Resolution of Visual Field Tests Without Increasing Test Duration: An Evaluation of ARREST”, Translational Vision Science & Technology, 9(13), 2020. DOI
	79) A. Dong, P. House, C. Barry, A. Turpin, A.M. McKendrick, B.C. Chauhan, S. Manners, S. Graham, D-Y Yu, W.H. Morgan. “Recurrent Optic Disc Hemorrhage and Its Association with Visual Field Deterioration in Glaucoma”, Ophthalmology Glaucoma, 2020. DOI
	78) G. Montesano, L.M. Rossetti, A.M. McKendrick, A. Turpin, P. Fogagnolo, F. Oddone, P. Lanzetta, A. Perdicchi, C.A. Johnson, P. Brusini, D.F. Garway-Heath and D.P. Crabb. “Effect of Fundus Tracking on Structure-Function Relationship in Glaucoma”, British J Ophthal, March 2020. Online
	77) M. Wall, E.J. Lee, R.J. Wanzek, L.X. Chong and A. Turpin. “Temporal Wedge Defects in Glaucoma: Structure/Function Correlation with Threshold Automated Perimetry of the Full Visual Field”, J Glaucoma, Mar;29(3):191-197. 2020. DOI.
	76) P. Liu, A.M. McKendrick, A. Ma-Wyatt and A. Turpin. “A depth-dependent integrated visual field simulation for analysis and visualization of functional visual field defects and its application in glaucoma”, Translational Vision Science & Technology, 9(3), 2020. Online.

	75) P. Bedggood et al. “Geometry of the retinal nerve fibres from emmetropia through to high myopia at both the temporal raphe and optic nerve”, Invest Ophthalmology and Visual Science, 60(11), 2019. Pages 4896–4903. Online.
	74) M Wall, E.J. Lee, R.J. Wanzek, K.D. Zamba, A. Turpin, L.X. Chong, and I. Marin-Franch. “Threshold Automated Perimetry of the Full Visual Field in Glaucoma Patients with Mild Visual Loss”, Journal of Glaucoma, 28(11), 2019. Pages 997–1005. Preprint.
	73) M. Wall, A. Subramani, L.X. Chong, R. Galindo, A. Turpin, R.H. Kardon, M.J. Thurtell, J.A. Bailey, and I. Marin-Franch. “Threshold Static Automated Perimetry of the Full Visual Field in Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension”, Invest Ophthalmology and Visual Science, 60(5) 2019. Pages 1898–1905. Online.
	72) A.M. McKendrick, A. Zeman, P. Liu, D. Aktepe, I. Aden, D. Bhagat, K. Do, H.D. Nguyen, and A. Turpin. “Robot Assistants for Perimetry: A Study of Patient Experience and Performance”, Translational Vision Science & Technology, 8(3). 2019 Online
	71) G. Montesano, S.R. Bryan, D.P. Crabb, P. Fogagnolo, F. Oddone, A.M. McKendrick, A. Turpin, P. Lanzetta, A. Perdicchi, C.A. Johnson, D.F. Garway-HeathM, P. Brusini, and L.M. Rossetti. “A comparison between the compass fundus perimeter and the Humphrey Field Analyzer”, Ophthalmology 126(2), 2019. Pages 242–251. Online.

	70) M. Adams, C.Y. Ho, E. Baglin, P. Sharangan, Z. Wu, D.J. Lawson, C.D. Luu, A. Turpin, A.M. McKendrick and R.H Guymer. “Home Monitoring of Retinal Sensitivity on a Tablet Device in Intermediate Age-Related Macular Degeneration”, Translational Vision Science and Technology 7(5), 2018. Online.
	69) J. Denniss, A. Turpin and A.M. McKendrick. “Relating optical coherence tomography to visual fields in glaucoma: structure-function mapping, limitations and future applications”, Clinical and Experimental Optometry 2018. Online.
	68) I. Marin-Franch and P.H. Artes and L.X. Chong and A. Turpin and M. Wall. “Data obtained with an open-source static automated perimetry test of the full visual field in healthy adults”, Data in Brief 21, 2018. Pages 75-82. Full Paper
	67) A.M. McKendrick, Y.M. Chan, A.J. Vingrys, A. Turpin and D.R. Badcock. “Daily vision testing can expose the prodromal phase of migraine”, Cephalalgia 38(9), 2018. Pages 1575-1584.
	66) A. Turpin, W.H. Morgan and A.M. McKendrick. “Improving spatial resolution and test times of visual field testing using ARREST”, Translational Vision Science and Technology 7(35), 2018. Online
	65) P. Bedggood, F. Tanabe, A.M. McKendrick, A. Turpin, A.J. Anderson and B.V. Bui. “Optic nerve tissue displacement during mild intraocular pressure elevation: its relationship to central corneal thickness and corneal hysteresis”, Ophthalmic and Physiological Optics 38, 2018. Pages 389-399. Online

	64) D. Ho, Z. Wu, A. Turpin, D. Lawson, C. Luu, A.M. McKendrick and R. Guymer. “A tablet based retinal function test in neovascular age related macular degeneration eyes and ‘at risk’ fellow eye”, Translational Vision Science and Technology. Accepted 21 December 2017.
	63) A. Dong, P.H. House, C. Barry, A. Turpin, A.M. McKendrick, B. Chauhan, S. Manners, S. Graham, D.Y. Yu and W.H. Morgan, “The association between retinal vein pulsation pressure and optic disc haemorrhages in glaucoma”, PLOS ONE. Published 28 July 2017. Online
	62) P. Bedggood, B.N. Nguyen, G. Lakkis, A. Turpin and A.M. McKendrick. “Orientation of the Temporal Nerve Fiber Raphe in Healthy and in Glaucomatous Eyes”, Invest Ophthalmology and Visual Science, 58(10), 2017. Pages 4211-4217. Online
	61) A.M McKendrick, J. Denniss, Y.X. Wang, J.B. Jonas and A. Turpin. “The proportion of individuals likely to benefit from customized optic nerve head structure-function mapping”, Ophthalmology, 124(4), 2017. Pages 554-561. Available Online
	60) A. Hussain, A. Bhuiyan, A. Turpin, C.D. Luu, R.T. Smith, R.H. Guymer, R. Kotagiri, “Automatic Identification of Pathology Distorted Retinal Layer Boundaries using SD-OCT Imaging”, IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, 64(7), 2017. Pages 1638-1649 Available Online.
	59) E. Maddalena, S. Mizzaro, F. Scholer and A. Turpin. “On crowdsourcing relevance magnitudes for information retrieval evaluation”, Transactions on Information Systems, 35(3), 2017. Pages 19. Available Online

	58) A.J. Anderson, A.M. McKendrick and A. Turpin. “Do intense perimetric stimuli saturate the visual system?”, Invest Ophthalmology and Visual Science, 57(14), 2016. Pages 6397-6404. Available Online
	57) P. Bedggood, A.Turpin, F. Tanabe and A.M. McKendrick. “Automatic identification of the temporal retinal nerve fiber raphe from macular cube data”, Biomedical Optics Express, 7(10), 2016. Pages 4043-4053. Available Online
	56) R. Canovas, A. Moffat and A. Turpin. “CSAM: Compressed SAM Format”, Bioinformatics, 32(4), 2016. Pages 3709-3716. Available Online
	55) L. Chong, A.M. McKendrick and A. Turpin. “Assessing the GOANNA visual field algorithm using Artificial Scotoma Generation on human observers”, Translational Vision Science and Technology, 5(5), 2016. Available online
	54) J.A. Sepulveda, A. Turpin and A.M. McKendrick. “Individual differences in foveal shape: feasibility of individual maps between structure and function within the macular region”, Invest Ophthalmology and Visual Science, 57(11), 2016. Available Online
	54) A. Turpin, J.S. Myers and A.M. McKendrick. “Development of visual field screening procedures: a case study of the Octopus Perimeter”, Translational Vision Science and Technology 5(3), 2016. Available online
	53) N. Rubinstein, A.M. McKendrick and A. Turpin. “Incorporating spatial models in visual field test procedures”, Translational Vision Science and Technology 5(2), 2016. Pages 7. Available online

	52) A. Turpin, S. Chen, J.A. Sepulveda and A.M. McKendrick. “Customizing structure-function displacements in the macula for individual differences”, Invest Ophthalmology and Visual Science 56(10), 2015. Pages 5984–5989. Online.
	51) S. Ballae Ganeshrao, A. Turpin, J. Dennis, and A.M. McKendrick. “Enhancing structure-function correlations in glaucoma with customised spatial mapping”, Ophthalmology 122(8), 2015. Pages 1695–1705. Abstract
	50) S. Chen, A.M. McKendrick and A. Turpin. “Choosing two points to add to the 24-2 pattern to better describe macular visual field damage due to glaucoma.”, British Journal of Ophthalmology, Accepted 1 March 2015. Online
	49) S. Ballae Ganeshrao, A.M. McKendrick, J. Denniss and A. Turpin. “A Perimetric Test Procedure that Uses Structural Information”, Optometry and Vision Science 92(1), 2015. Pages 70–82. Abstract
	48) Z. Wu, R.H. Guymer, C.J. Jung, J.K. Goh, L.N. Ayton, C.D. Luu, D.J. Lawson, A. Turpin and A.M. McKendrick. “Measurement of Retinal Sensitivity on Tablet Devices in Age-Related Macular Degeneration”, Translational Vision Science & Technology 4(3), 2015. Pages 13. Online.
	47) L. Leal Bando, F. Scholer and A. Turpin. “Query-Biased Summary Generation Assisted by Query Expansion”, Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology 66(5), 2015. Pages 961–979. Abstract
	46) V.M. Danthurebandara, G.P. Sharpe, D.M. Hutchison, J. Denniss, M.T. Nicolela, A.M. McKendrick, A. Turpin, and B.C. Chauhan. “Enhanced structure-function relationship in glaucoma with an anatomically and geometrically accurate neuroretinal rim measurement”, Invest Ophthalmology and Visual Science, 56(1), 2015. Pages 98–105. Online
	45) L. Chong, A.M. McKendrick and A. Turpin. “Targeted spatial sampling using GOANNA improves detection of visual field progression”, Ophthalmic and Physiological Optics, 35(2), 2015. Pages 155–169. Abstract

	44) J. Denniss, A. Turpin and A.M. McKendrick. “Visual Contrast Detection Cannot be Predicted from Surrogate Measures of Retinal Ganglion Cell Number and Sampling Density in Healthy Young Adults”, Invest Ophthalmology and Visual Science, 55(12), 2014. Pages 7804–7813.
	43) R. Canovas, A. Moffat and A. Turpin. “Lossy Compression of Quality Scores in Genomic Data”, Bioinformatics30(15), 2014. Pages 2130–2136. Online preprint .
	42) A.M. McKendrick, J. Denniss and A. Turpin. “Response times across the visual field: empirical observations and application to threshold determination”, Vision Research 101, 2014. Pages 1-10. Abstract
	41) A. Turpin, D.J. Lawson and A.M. McKendrick. “PsyPad: a Platform for Visual Psychophysics on the iPad”, Journal of Vision 14(3), March 2014. Article PsyPad .
	40) J. Denniss J, A. Turpin, A.M. McKendrick. “Individualised Structure-Function Mapping for Glaucoma: Practical Constraints on Map Resolution for Clinical and Research Applications”, Invest Ophthalmology and Visual Science 55, March 2014. Pages 1985-1993. Article
	39) S. Gog, A. Moffat, J. Culpepper, A. Turpin and A. Wirth. “Large-scale pattern search using reduced-space on-disk suffix arrays”, IEEE Trans. Knowledge and Data Engineering 26(8), August 2014. Pages 1918-1931. Article
	38) L. Chong, A.M. McKendrick and A. Turpin. “Customized, Automated Stimulus Location Choice for Assessment of Visual Field Defects”, Invest Ophthalmology and Visual Science 55(5), May 2014. Pages 3265-3274. Article
	37) J. Denniss J, A. Turpin, F. Tanabe, C. Matsumoto, A.M. McKendrick. “Structure-Function Mapping: Variability and Conviction in Tracing Retinal Nerve Fibre Bundles and Comparison to a Computational Model”, Invest Ophthalmology and Visual Science 55(2), 2014. Pages 728-36. Article
	36) S.D. Burrows, A. Turpin and A.L. Uitdenbogerd, “Comparing Techniques for Authorship Attribution of Source Code”, Software Practice and Experience (SPE) 44(1), 2014. Pages 1-32. Article

	35) J. Denniss, A.M. McKendrick and A. Turpin. “Towards patient-tailored perimetry: automated perimetry can be improved by seeding procedures with patient-specific structural information”, Translational Vision Science and Technology. 2(4) 2013. Article

	34) A. Turpin, P.H. Artes and A.M. McKendrick, “The Open Perimetry Interface: an enabling tool for clinical visual psychophysics”, Journal of Vision. 12(11) 2012. Article
	33) J. Denniss, A.M. McKendrick and A. Turpin, “An Anatomically-Customisable Computational Model Relating the Visual Field to the Optic Nerve Head in Individual Eyes”, Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci. 53(11) 2012. Pages 6981-6990. Abstract.
	32) M. Wu, D. Hawking, F.Scholer and A. Turpin, “Using Anchor Text for Homepage and Topic Distillation Search Tasks”, J Am Soc Inf Sci Tech (JASIST). 63(6) 2012. Pages 1235-1255. Article
	31) J. Dhaliwal, S. Puglisi and A. Turpin, “Practical Efficient String Mining”, IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering 24(4) 2012. Pages 735-744. Abstract.

	30) A. Turpin and A.M. McKendrick, “What reduction in Standard Automated Perimetry variability would improve the detection of visual field progression?”, Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci 52(6) 2011. Pages 3237-3245. Abstract
	29) S. Karimi, F. Scholer, and A. Turpin, “Machine Transliteration”. ACM Computing Surveys, 43(3). April 2011. Pages 17:1-17:46. ACM
	28) M. Wu, F. Scholer and A. Turpin, “Topic Distillation with Query-Dependent Link Connections and Page Characteristics”, ACM Transactions on the Web (TWEB), 5(2). May 2011. Pages 6:1-6:25. Abstract.

	27) A. Turpin, D. Jankovic and A.M. McKendrick, “Identifying Steep Psychometric Function Slope Quickly in Clinical Applications”, Vision Research, 50(23). November 2010. Pages 2476-2485. Abstract
	26) E. Kelareva, J. Mewing, A. Turpin and A. Wirth, “Adaptive Psychophysical Procedures, Loss Functions and Entropy”, Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics, 72(7). October 2010. Pages 2003-2012. Abstract

	25) A. Turpin, G.P. Sampson and A.M. McKendrick, “Combining Ganglion Cell Topology and Glaucomatous Patient Data to Determine a Structure-Function Map”, Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci 50. 2009. Pages 3249-3256. Abstract
	24) S.K. Gardiner, W.H. Swanson, S. Demirel, A.M. McKendrick, A. Turpin and Chris A Johnson, “A Two-Stage Neural Spiking Model of Visual Contrast Detection in Perimetry”, Vision Research. 48. August 2008. Pages 1859-1869. Abstract
	23) S. Puglisi, W.F. Smyth and A. Turpin. “A Taxonomy of Suffix Array Construction Algorithms”, ACM Computing Surveys, 39(2). June 2007. Pages 1-31. ACM
	22) A. Turpin, D. Jankovic and A.M. McKendrick. “Retesting Visual Fields: Utilising Prior Information to Decrease Test-Retest Variability in Glaucoma”, Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci 48(4). 2007. Pages 1627-1634. Abstract
	21) K.M. Fan, S. Puglisi, W.F. Smyth and A. Turpin. “A New Periodicity Lemma”, SIAM Journal on Discrete Mathematics (SIDMA), 20(3). October 2006. Pages 656-668. Full Paper (pdf)
	20) S. Meng, A. Turpin, M. Lazarescu and J. Ivins. “A Comparison of Algorithms for Calculating Glaucoma Change Probability Confidence Intervals”, Journal of Glaucoma, 15(5). October 2006. Pages 405-413. Abstract
	19) A.M. McKendrick, A. Turpin, S. Webb and D. Badcock. “Do migraineurs have difficulty judging direction of simulated heading?”, Cephalalgia, 26. July 2006. Pages 949-959. Abstract
	18) A.M. McKendrick and A. Turpin. “Advantages of Terminating Zippy Estimation by Sequential Testing (ZEST) with Dynamic Criteria for White-on-White Perimetry”, Optometry and Vision Science, 82(11). Nov 2005. Pages 981-987. Abstract Full text (LLW Subscribers only)
	17) A. Turpin and A.M. McKendrick. “Observer Based Rather Than Population Based Confidence Limits for Determining Probability of Change in Visual Fields”, Vision Research, 45(25-26). November 2005. Pages 3277-3289. Abstract Full text (Science Direct subscribers only)
	16) A.M. McKendrick and A. Turpin. “Combining Perimetric Suprathreshold and Threshold Procedures to Reduce Measurement Variability in Areas of Visual Field Loss”, Optometry and Vision Science, 82(1). Jan 2005. Pages 43-51. Abstract
	15) F. Scholer, H.E. Williams and A. Turpin. “Query Association Surrogates for Web Search”, Jour Am Soc Info Sci and Tech (JASIST), 55(7). May 2004. Pages 637-650. Abstract
	14) A. Turpin, A. McKendrick, C.A. Johnson and A.J. Vingrys. “Properties of perimetric threshold estimates from Full Threshold, ZEST and Sita-like strategies as determined by computer simulation”, Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci 44(11), November 2003. Pages 4787-4795. Abstract
	13) R.W. Beck, P.S. Moke, A.H. Turpin, F.L Ferris, J.P. SanGiovanni, C.A. Johnson, E.E. Birch, D.L. Chandler, T.A. Cox, R.C. Blair, R.T. Kraker. “A computerized method of visual acuity testing: Adaptation of the early treatment of diabetic retinopathy study testing protocol”, American Journal of Ophthalmology 135, January 2003. Pages 194-205. Abstract
	12) P.G.D. Spry, C.A. Johnson, A.M. McKendrick, and A. Turpin. “Measurement error of visual field tests in glaucoma”, Br J Ophthalmol 87, January 2003. Pages 107-112. Abstract
	11) P.G.D. Spry, C.A. Johnson, A.B. Bates, A. Turpin and B.C. Chauhan. “Spatial and temporal processing of threshold data for detection of progressive glaucomatous visual field loss”, Archives of Ophthalmology 120, Feb 2002. Pages 173-180. Abstract
	10) A. Turpin, A.M. McKendrick, C.A. Johnson and A.J. Vingrys. “Performance of efficient test procedures for Frequency Doubling Technology (FDT) perimetry in normal and glaucomatous eyes”. Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci 43, Mar 2002. Pages 709-715. Abstract
	9) A. Turpin, A.M. McKendrick, C.A. Johnson and A.J. Vingrys. “Development of efficient threshold strategies for Frequency Doubling Technology perimetry using computer simulation”. Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci 43, Feb 2002. Pages 308-313. Abstract www site
	8) P.S. Moke, A. Turpin, R.W. Beck, J.M. Holmes, M.X. Repka, E.E. Birch, R.W. Hurtle, R.T. Kraker, J.M. Miller, C.A. Johnson. “Development of a computerized method of visual acuity testing: adaption of the Amblyopia Treatment Study visual acuity testing protocol”. American Journal of Ophthalmology. 132(6), December 2001. Pages 903-909. Abstract
	7) P.G.D Spry, C.A. Johnson, A.M. McKendrick and A. Turpin. “Variability components of Standard Automated Perimetry and Frequency Doubling Technology Perimetry”. Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci 42(6), May 2001. Pages 1044-1410. Abstract
	6) W. Hersh, A. Turpin, S. Price, D. Kraemer, D. Olson, B. Chan and L. Sacherek. “Challenging conventional assumptions of information retrieval and real users: boolean searching and batch retrieval evaluations”. Information Processing and Management 37, 2001. Pages 383-402. Abstract Full Paper (pdf)
	5) A. Turpin and A. Moffat. “On-line adaptive canonical prefix coding with bounded compression loss”. IEEE Trans. on Information Theory, 47(1), January 2001. Pages 88–98. Abstract.
	4) A. Turpin, A. Moffat. “Housekeeping for prefix coding”, IEEE Trans. on Communications, 48(4), April 2000. Pages 622-628. Abstract.
	3) A. Moffat, A. Turpin. “Efficient construction of minimum-redundancy codes for large alphabets”, IEEE Trans. on Information Theory, 44(4), July 1998. Pages 1650–1657. Abstract.
	2) A. Moffat, A. Turpin. “On the implementation of minimum-redundancy prefix codes”, IEEE Trans. on Communications, October 1997. Pages 1200–1207. Abstract.
	1) A. Turpin and A. Moffat. “Practical length-limited coding for large alphabets”, The Computer Journal, 38(5), 1996. Pages 339-347. Abstract.
Conference papers	A. Turpin and P. Gruba, “Developing a workforce to support research reliant on data and compute”, Keynote extended abstract, Supplementary Proceedings of the XXIII International Conference on Data Analytics and Management in Data Intensive Domains (DAMDID/RCDL 2021) Moscow, Russia, October 26-29, 2021. ISSN 1613-0073. <href=”http: ceur-ws.org=”” vol-3036=”” “=””>Online.</href=”http:>
	S. Khanehzar et al. “Framing Unpacked: A Semi-Supervised Interpretable Multi-View Model of Media Frames”. NAACL-HLT 2021 Mexico City, June 6-9 2021.
	S. Rashidi, K. Ehinger, A. Turpin and L. Kulik. “Optimal visual search based on a model of target detectability in natural images”. “Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 33 pre-proceedings (NeurIPS 2020)”. Online, 6-12 December 2020. Abstract
	M.V.T. Pena, C.F. Breidbach and A. Turpin. “Crafting agent-based models to analyze service platforms”, 40th International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS), Munich, Germany, 15-18 December 2019. More Info.
	S. Tana, C.F. Breidbach, and A. Turpin. “I Want A Lamborghini: An Ethnography of Cryptocurrency Communities”, 27th European Conference on Information Systems (ECIS), Stockholm, Sweden, 8-14 June 2019. More Info.

	64) M.V.T. Pena, C.F. Briedbach and A. Turpin. “Self-organizing Service Ecosystems: Exploring a New Concept for Service Science”, Proc Aust. Conf. Information Systems (ACIS), Sydney, NSW, Australia, 3-5 December 2018. More Info.
	63) Z. Yang, A. Moffat, and A. Turpin. “Pairwise Crowd Judgments: Preference, Absolute, and Ratio”, Proc. 23rd Australasian Document Computing Symposium (ADCS) 2018.

	62) G. Buchanan, D. Mckay, A. Moffat, F. Scholer, A. Turpin, and E. Velloso. “Only Forward? Toward Understanding Human Visual Behaviour when Examining Search Results” OzCHI 2017 Short Papers. To appear.

	61) Z. Yang, A. Moffat and A. Turpin. “How Precise Does Document Scoring Need To Be?”, Proc. 12th Asia Information Retrieval Symposium (AIRS 2016), Beijing, China, November 2016. Pages 279–291.

	60) A. Turpin, F. Scholer, S. Mizzaro and E. Maddalena “The Benefits of Magnitude Estimation for Relevance Assessment”, Proc. 38th Annual International ACM SIGIR Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval, Santiago, Chile, August, 2015. Pages 565-574.
	59) E. Maddalena, S. Mizzaro, F. Scholer and A. Turpin. “Judging Relevance Using Magnitude Estimation”, Proc. 37th European Conference on Information Retrieval (ECIR) 2015 Vienna, Austria, March 2015. Pages 215-220.
	58) T. Jones, F. Scholer, S. Mizzaro, A. Turpin, and M.Sanderson. “Different Rankers on Different Subcollections”, Proc. 37th European Conference on Information Retrieval (ECIR) 2015 Vienna, Austria, March 2015. Pages 203-208.

	57) T. Kameneva, M. Maturana, A. Turpin and A.M. McKendrick. “Ionic channel changes in glaucomatous retinal ganglion cells: multicompartment modeling”, Proc. 36th IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBC’14) Chicago, USA, August 2014. Pages 4535-4538. IEEE DL

	56) A. Turpin. “An attempt to measure the quality of questions in Question Time of the Australian Federal Parliament”, Proc. 17th Australasian Document Computing Symposium (ADCS 2012), Dunedin, New Zealand, December 2012. Pages 96-103. ACM DL
	55) L. Leal Bando, F. Scholer and A. Turpin. “Sentence Length Bias in TREC Novelty Track Judgements”, Proc. 17th Australasian Document Computing Symposium (ADCS 2012), Dunedin, New Zealand, December 2012. Pages 55-61. ACM DL
	54) M. Sanderson, F. Scholer and A. Turpin. “Differences in Effectiveness across Sub-collections”, Proc. 21st ACM Conference on Information and Knowledge Management (CIKM 2012), Maui, USA, November 2012. Pages 1965-1969. ACM DL
	53) J. Dhaliwal, S.J. Puglisi and A. Turpin. “Trends in Suffix Sorting: A Survey of Low Memory Algorithms”, Proc. 35th Australasian Computer Science Conference (ACSC 2012), Melbourne, Australia, January 2012. Pages 81-98. PDF

	52) M. Sanderson, F. Scholer and A. Turpin. “Quantifying test collection quality based on the consistency of relevance judgements”, Proc. 34th Annual International ACM SIGIR Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval (SIGIR2011), Beijing, China, July 2011. Pages 1063-1072. ACM.

	51) M. Sanderson, F. Scholer and A. Turpin. “Relatively Relevant: Assessor Shift in Document Judgements”, Proc. 15th Australasian Document Computing Symposium, Melbourne, Australia. December 2010. Pages 60-67. PDF.
	50) J.S. Culpepper, G. Navaro, S. Puglisi and A. Turpin. “Top-k Ranked Document Search in General Text Databases”, Proc. 18th Annual European Symposium on Algorithms (ESA 2010), Liverpool, UK. September 2010. A note on Table 1
	49) L. Leal Bando, F. Scholer and A. Turpin. “Constructing Query-Biased Summaries: a Comparison of Human and System Generated Snippets”, Proc. 3rd Information Interaction in Context Conference (IIiX 2010), New Brunswick, NJ. August 2010. Pages 195-204. PDF.
	48) M. Wu, A. Turpin, S. Puglisi, F. Scholer, and J. Thom. “Presenting Query Aspects to Support Exploratory Search”, Proc. Australian User Interface Conference (AUIC 2010), Brisbane, Australia, January 2010. Pages 27-36.
	47) A. Turpin and F. Scholer. “Modelling Disagreement Between Judges for Information Retrieval System Evaluation”, Proc. 13th Australasian Document Computing Symposium (ADCS 2009), Sydney, Australia, December 2009. Pages 51-58. PDF.
	46) F. Scholer and A. Turpin. “Relevance Profiling and Metric Mismatch in Retrieval Evaluation”, Proc. 5th Asia Information Retrieval Symposium (AIRS 2009), Sapporo, Japan, October 2009. Pages 50-62. Best Paper Award.
	45) S.J. Puglisi and T. Gaige and A. Turpin. “Range Quantile Queries: Another Virtue of Wavelet Trees”, Proc. 16th Symposium on String Processing and Information Retrieval (SPIRE 2009), Saariselka, Finland, August 2009. Pages 1-6.
	44) S. Boztas, S.J. Puglisi and A. Turpin. “Testing Stream Ciphers by Finding the Longest Substring of a Given Density”, Proc. 14th Australasian Conference on Information Security and Privacy (ACISP2009), Brisbane, Australia, July 2009. Pages 122-133.
	43) A. Turpin, F. Scholer, K. Jarvelin, M. Wu and J.S. Culpepper. “Including Summaries in System Evaluations”, Proc. 32nd Annual International ACM SIGIR Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval (SIGIR2009), Boston, MA, July 2009. Pages 508-515.
	42) S. Burrows, A. Turpin and A.L. Uitdenbogerd. “Temporally Robust Software Features for Authorship Attribution”, Proc. 33rd Annual IEEE International Computer Software and Applications Conference (COMPSAC), Seattle,Washington, July 2009. Pages 599-606.
	41) M. Wu, J. Thom, A. Turpin and R. Wilkinson. “Cost and Benefit Analysis of Mediated Enterprise Search”, Proc. 9th ACM/IEEE-CS joint conference on Digital libraries (JCDL), Austin, TX, June, 2009. Pages 267-276.
	40) S.D. Burrows, A. Uitdenbogerd and A. Turpin. “Application of Information Retrieval Techniques for Source Code Authorship Attribution”, Proc. 14th International Conference on Database Systems for Advanced Applications, Brisbane, April 2009. Pages 699-713. Abstract Full Paper (pdf)
	39) Y. Tsegay, S.J. Puglisi, A. Turpin and J. Zobel. “Document Compaction for Efficient Query Biased Snippet Generation”, 31st European Conference on Information Retrieval Conference (ECIR’09), Toulouse, France, April 2009. Pages 509-520. Abstract Full Paper (pdf)

	38) F. Scholer, A. Turpin and M. Wu. “Measuring User Relevance Criteria”, The Second International Workshop on Evaluating Information Access (EVIA), Tokyo, Japan, December 2008. Pages 47–56. Full Paper (pdf).
	37) S. Puglisi and A. Turpin. “Space-Time Tradeoffs for Longest-Common-Prefix Array Computation”, Proc. 19th International Symposium on Algorithms and Computation, Gold Coast, Australia, December 2008. Pages 124-135. Abstract Full Paper (pdf)
	36) R. Sinha, S. Puglisi, A. Moffat and A. Turpin. “Improving Suffix Array Locality for Fast Pattern Matching on Disk”, SIGMOD ’08: Proceedings of the 2008 ACM SIGMOD international conference on Management of data, June 2008. Pages 661-872. ACM Full Paper (pdf)
	35) M. Shokouhi, F. Scholer, B. Billerbeck and A. Turpin. “Using Clicks as Implicit Judgments: Expectations Versus Observations”, ECIR, March 2008. Glasgow. Pages 28-39. Abstract Full Paper (pdf)
	34) M. Wu, A. Turpin and J. Zobel. “An Investigation on a Community’s Web Search Variability”, Proc. 31st Australasian Computer Science Conference 2008, Woollongong, Australia, 22-25 January 2008. Pages 117-126. Winner of Best Paper Award. Full Paper (pdf)
	33) Y. Tsegay, A. Turpin and J. Zobel. “Dynamic Index Pruning for Effective Caching”, Proc. ACM Sixteenth Conference on Information and Knowledge Management (CIKM 2007) Lisboa, Portugal, November 2007. Pages 987-990. ACM Full Paper (pdf)
	32) A. Turpin, Y. Tsegay and D. Hawking. “Fast Generation of Result Snippets in Web Search”, Proc. 30th Annual International ACM SIGIR Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval (SIGIR2007), Amsterdam, The Netherlands, July 2007. Pages 127-134. Abstract Full Paper (pdf)
	31) S. Karimi, F. Scholer and A. Turpin. “Collapsed Consonant and Vowel Models: New Approaches for English-Persian Transliteration and Back-Transliteration”, Proc. ACL 2007 Prague, Czech Republic, June 2007. Pages 648-655. Full Paper (pdf)
	30) S. Karimi, A. Turpin and F. Scholer. “Corpus Effects on the Accuracy of Automated Transliteration”, Proc. ACL 2007 Prague, Czech Republic, June 2007. Pages 640-647. Full Paper (pdf)
	29) A. Turpin, F. Scholer, B. Billerbeck and L.A. Abel. “Examining the Pseudo-Standard Web Search Engine Results Page”, Australian Journal of Intelligent Information Processing Systems, Vol 9(2), 2006. Pages 9-16. Abstract
	28) S. Garcia and A. Turpin. “Efficient Query Evaluation Through Access-Reordering”, Proc. 3rd Asia Information Retrieval Symposium (AIRS 2006), Singapore, October 2006. Pages 106-118. Abstract. LNCS.
	27) S. Puglisi, W.F. Smyth and A. Turpin. “Inverted Files Versus Suffix Arrays for Locating Patterns in Primary Memory”, Proc. 13th Symposium on String Processing and Information Retrieval (SPIRE 2006), Glasgow, October 2006. Pages 122-133. Abstract.
	26) S. Karimi, A. Turpin and F. Scholer. “English to Persian Transliteration”, Proc. 13th Symposium on String Processing and Information Retrieval (SPIRE 2006), Glasgow, October 2006. Pages 255-266. Abstract. LNCS Link
	25) A. Turpin and F. Scholer. “User performance versus precision measures for simple search tasks”, Proc. 29th Annual International ACM SIGIR Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval (SIGIR2006), Seattle, August 2006. Pages 11-18. Abstract. ACM Slides.
	24) S. Puglisi, W.F. Smyth and A. Turpin. “Some Restrictions on Periodicity in Strings”, Proc. Aust. Workshop Combin. Alg. (AWOCA), Joe Ryan, Prabhu Manyem, Kiki Sugeng, Mirka Miller (eds.) , Ballarat, September 2005. Pages 263-268. Abstract.
	23) S. Puglisi, W.F. Smyth and A. Turpin. “A Taxonomy of Suffix Array Construction Algorithms”, Proc. Prague Stringology Conference ’05, Jan Holub (ed.), Prague, Czech Republic, August 2005. Pages 1-30. Abstract.
	22) S. Meng, A. Turpin, M. Lazarescu and J. Ivins. “Classifying Visual Field Loss in Glaucoma Through Baseline Matching of Stable Sequences”, Proc. 2005 International Conf. Machine Learning and Cybernetics, Guangzhou, China, August 2005. Pages 3686-3691. Abstract. A slightly revised version has appeared in LNCS here: Springer LNCS link
	21) S. Puglisi, W.F. Smyth and A. Turpin. “The Performance of Linear Time Suffix Sorting Algorithms”, Proc. IEEE Data Compression Conference, Utah, March 2005. Pages 263-268. Abstract. IEEE Version
	20) J. Ivins and A. Turpin. “Registration of tomographic Images of the optic disk”, Proc. MIUA04 London, UK, September 2004. Pages 188-191. ISBN: 1 901725 27 8.
	19) Antonitio, P.J. Ryan, W.F. Smyth, A. Turpin and X. Yu. “New suffix array algorithms — linear but not fast?”, Proc. 15th Australasian Workshop on Combinatorial Algorithms (AWOCA’04) Ballina Beach, Australia, June 2004. Pages 148-156.
	18) A. Turpin and W. Hersh. “Do Clarity Scores for Queries Correlate with User Performance?”, Proc. the Fifteenth Australasian Database Conference (ADC’04), Dunedin, New Zealand, January 2004. Pages 85-91. Abstract Full Paper (pdf)
	17) M. Lazarescu, A. Turpin and S. Venkatesh. “Identifying Glaucomatous Progression Using Decision Trees”, Proc. Twenty-First IASTED International Multi-Conference on Applied Informatics (AI2003) , Innsbruck, Austria, February 2003. Pages 205-210. Abstract
	16) A. Turpin and W. Hersh. “User Interface Effects in Batch versus User IR Experiments”, Proc. 25th Annual International ACM SIGIR Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval (SIGIR2002), Tampere, Finland, September 2002. Pages 431-432. Abstract Full Paper (pdf)
	15) M. Lazarescu, A. Turpin and S. Venkatesh. “An Application of Machine Learning Techniques for the Classification of Glaucomatous Progression”, Proc. Syntactical and Structural Pattern Recognition (SSPR 2002) , Windsor, Canada, August 2002. Pages 73-78. Abstract Full Paper (pdf)
	14) A. Turpin and W. Smyth. “An approach to phrase selection for offline data compression”. Proc. Australian Computer Science Conference 2002, Melbourne, Australia, January 2002. Pages 267-273. Abstract Full Paper (pdf)
	13) A. Turpin and W. Hersh. “Why Batch and User Evaluations Do Not Give the Same Results”. Proc. 24th Annual International ACM SIGIR Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval, New Orleans LA, September 2001. Pages 225-231. ACM Digital library Talk slides (pdf)
	12) A. Turpin, E. Frank, M. Hall, I.H. Witten and C.A. Johnson. “Detecting progression in Glaucoma using Data Mining techniques”. Proc of the 5th Pacific-Asia Conference on Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining (PAKDD 2001), Hong Kong, April 2001. Pages 136-147.
	11) C.A. Johnson, A. Turpin and P.G.D. Spry. “A maximum likelihood testing procedure for SWAP”. Proc of Int. Perimetry Society 2000, Halifax, Canada, September 2000.
	10) W. Hersh, A. Turpin, S. Price, B. Chan, D. Kraemer, L. Sacherek and D. Olson. “Do batch and user evaluations give the same result?”. Proc. 23rd Annual International ACM SIGIR Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval, Athens, Greece. July 2000. Pages 17-24. ACM Digital library
	9) A. Turpin and A. Moffat. “Statistical phrases for vector-space retrieval systems”, in Proc. 22nd Annual International ACM SIGIR Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval, San Francisco, August 1999. Pages 309-310. PDF.
	8) A. Turpin and A. Moffat. “Adaptive coding for data compression”, in Proc. 22th Australasian Computer Science Conference, Auckland, New Zealand, January 1999. Pages 63-74. Abstract.
	7) A. Turpin and A. Moffat. “Efficient approximate adaptive coding”, in Proc. IEEE Data Compression Conference, Utah, March 1997. Pages 357-366. Abstract.
	6) A. Turpin and A. Moffat. “Fast file search using text compression”, in Proc. 20th Australasian Computer Science Conference, Sydney, Australia, February 1997. Pages 1-8. Abstract.
	5) A. Moffat, A. Turpin. “On the implementation of minimum-redundancy prefix codes”, in Proc. IEEE Data Compression Conference, Utah, April 1996. Pages 170-179. Abstract.
	4) A. Turpin and A. Moffat. “Efficient implementation of the package-merge paradigm for generating length-limited codes”, in Proc. of Computing: The Australian Theory Symposium, Melbourne, Australia, January 1996. Pages 187-195. Abstract.
	3) J. Katajainen, A. Moffat, and A. Turpin. “A fast and space-economical algorithm for length-limited coding”, in Proc. 6th International Symposium on Algorithms and Computation, Cairns, Australia, December 1995. Pages 12-21. (LNCS 1044) Abstract.
	2) A. Moffat, A. Turpin and J. Katajainen. “Space-efficient construction of optimal prefix codes”, in Proc. IEEE Data Compression Conference, Utah, March 1995. Pages 192-201. Abstract.
	1) A. Turpin and A. Moffat. “Practical length-limited coding for large alphabets”, in Proc. Australasian Computer Science Conference, Glenelg, Australia, February 1995. Pages 523-532.
Abstracts	XX) “Role of memory in a Bayesian ideal observer model of visual search in natural images”, Shima Rashidi et al. 2021 V-VSS Annual Meeting, May 21-26, 2021.
	41) A.M. McKendrick and A. Turpin. “???”, ARVO 2016 Seattle, USA. May, 2016.
	40) A. Turpin, and A.M. McKendrick. “Current Perimetric Procedures have Low Probability of Detecting Glaucomatous Progression in Moderate to Advanced Disease”, ARVO 2016 Seattle, USA. May, 2016.
	40) L. Chong, A. Turpin, and A.M. McKendrick. “Introducing a novel technique to investigate performance of the GOANNA visual field algorithm in human observers”, ARVO 2016 Seattle, USA. May, 2016.
	39) S. Ballae Ganeshrao, A. Turpin, and A.M. McKendrick. “Sampling the visual field based on an individual’s Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer (RNFL) thickness”, ARVO 2016 Seattle, USA. May, 2016.
	38) AM McKendrick, J Denniss and A Turpin. “Structure-function mapping for individuals – why individuals not populations are needed to determine the utility of customising structure-function mapping”, ARVO 2015 Denver, USA. May, 2015.
	37) A Turpin, S Chen, J Sepulveda and AM McKendrick. “Customizing Macular Structure-Function Maps for Individuals”, ARVO 2015 Denver, USA. May, 2015.
	36) A Turpin, JA Sepulveda and AM McKendrick. “Customizing Structure-Function Maps of the Macular to Individuals”, 21st International Visual Field & Imaging Symposium (IPS2014) New York, USA. September, 2014.
	35) A Turpin, L Chong and AM McKendrick. “A New Visual Field Testing Algorithm that Better Detects Glaucomatous Progression”, ARVO 2014 Orlando, USA. May, 2014.
	34) AM McKendrick, DJ Lawson and A Turpin. “PsyPad: an iPad application to enable vision research”, ARVO 2014 Orlando, USA. May, 2014.
	33) J Denniss, A Turpin and AM McKendrick. “Individualised Structure-Function Mapping: Influence of Variability in Clinical Measurements of Anatomy on Mapping Resolution”, ARVO 2014 Orlando, USA. May, 2014.
	32) SB Ganeshrao, J Denniss, A Turpin and AM McKendrick. “The structure-function relationship in glaucoma is only marginally strengthened by improving visual field and retinal nerve-fiber layer thickness measurements”, ARVO 2014 Orlando, USA. May, 2014.
	31) J Denniss, AM McKendrick, F Tanabe, C Matsumoto, A Turpin. “A model for individualised structure-function mapping: Relation to empirical data and choosing appropriate map resolution”, Proc. 9th Annual Meeting of the Imaging and Morphometry Association for Glaucoma in Europe, Dresden, Germany. March, 2014.
	30) L Chong, AM McKendrick and A Turpin. “Automated stimulus choice in condensed grids for assessment of visual field defects”, ARVO 2013, Seattle, Washington. May 2013.
	29) J Denniss, AM McKendrick and A Turpin. “Structure-Function Mapping: Conviction and Variability in Tracing of Retinal Nerve Fibre Bundles and Comparison to a Computational Model”, ARVO 2013, Seattle, Washington. May 2013.
	28) J Denniss, AM McKendrick and A Turpin. “Retinal Ganglion Cell parameters Predicting Human Performance in a Two-Stage Nerual Spiking Model of Luminance Increment Detection”, NeuroEng 2013: 6th Australian Workshop on Computational Neuroscience, Melbourne, Australia. January 2013. Page 27. Abstract Poster
	27) A Turpin and AM McKendrick. “A Bayesian Thresholding Procedure for Perimetry that Models Both Spatial Relations and Sensitivity”, 20th International Visual Field and Imaging Symposium, Melbourne, Australia. January 2012. Abstract
	26) A Turpin and AM McKendrick. “What changes are required to white-on-white perimetry to improve detection of progression”, World Glaucoma Congress 2011 Poster, Paris, France. June 2011. PDF of poster (A3 size).
	25) A Turpin, AM McKendrick and WH Swanson. “Using Reaction Time to Choose Stimuli Levels in Perimetry”, ARVO 2011 Poster, Ft Lauderdale, FL. May 2011. BURTO source code written in R, and a reaction time data file used by the code are available for download. PDF of poster (A4 size).
	24) F. Scholer and A. Turpin. “Relevance Thresholds in System Evaluations”, SIGIR 2008 Poster, Singapore, July 2008. Pages 693-4. Abstract Full Paper (pdf)
	23) Mingfang Wu, Falk Scholer and Andrew Turpin. “User Preference Choices for Complex Question Answering” SIGIR 2008 Poster, Singapore, July 2008. Pages 717-8. Abstract
	22) Mingfang Wu, Andrew Turpin and Justin Zobel. “Aggregated Click-through Data in a Homogeneous User Community”, SIGIR 2008 Poster, Singapore, July 2008. Pages 731-2. Abstract
	21) Andrew Turpin and Allison McKendrick. “Structure-Function Map Derived From Medmont Perimetric Data”, Proc IPS 2008, Nara, Japan. May 2008.
	20) S.K. Gardiner, W.H. Swanson, S. Demirel, A.M. McKendrick, A. Turpin, C.A. Johnson. “Retinal Ganglion Cell Saturation to High Contrast Stimuli in Perimetry”, Proc ARVO 2008, Ft Lauderdale, FL. May 2008.
	19) M. Shokouhi, F. Scholer, B. Billerbeck and A. Turpin. “Investigating the Reliability of Clickthrough Data for Document Reordering”, ECIR, March 2008. Glasgow. Page 5. Abstract Full Paper (pdf)
	18) H.A. Basit, S.J. Puglisi, W.F. Smyth A. Turpin and S. Jarzabek. “Efficient token based clone detection with flexible tokenization”, Proc. The 6th Joint Meeting on European Software Engineering Conference and the ACM SIGSOFT Symposium on the Foundations of Software Engineering, Dubrovnik, Croatia. 2007. Pages 513-516. Abstract Full Paper (pdf)
	17) Stuart Gardiner, Bill Swanson, Shaban Demirel, Andrew Turpin, Allison McKendrick, and Chris Johnson. “Examining the Perimetric Sensitivity-Variability Relation in Glaucoma Using a Cortical Spike Model” ARVO 2007, Ft Lauderdale, FL May 2007.
	16) Stuart Gardiner, Shaban Demirel, Brad Fortune, Chris Johnson, and Andrew Turpin. “Why are SITA-SWAP Thresholds Larger than Full Threshold SWAP thresholds?”, Proc IPS 2006, Portland, OR July 2006.
	15) Andrew Turpin, Allison McKendrick and Darko Jankovic. “A Perimetric Re-Test Algorithm That is Significantly More Accurate Than Current Procedures”, Proc IPS 2006, Portland, OR July 2006. Abstract Slides (ppt)
	14) Andrew Turpin, Allison McKendrick and Balwantray Chauhan. “Change Detection Based on an Individual Patient’s Variability”, Proc IPS 2006, Portland, OR July 2006. Abstract Slides (ppt)
	13) Andrew Turpin, Allison McKendrick and Balwantray Chauhan. “Frequency-of-Seeing Data Improves Detection of Visual Field Progression”, Proc AOVSM 2005, Melbourne, Dec 2005. Abstract
	12) A. Turpin and A. McKendrick. “RE-ZEST: Using Patient Rather Than Population Information for Visual Field Retest”, Proc ARVO 2005, Ft Lauderdale FL, May 2005.
	11) S. Bottomley, A. Turpin, A.Pooley and S. Puglisi. “Data Mining the Protein Structure Databases using a Dynamic Inverted File Index”, Intelligent Systems for Molecular Biology (ISMB), Glasgow, Scotland, July 2004.
	10) A. Turpin, A.M. McKendrick and B. Chauhan. “Improving GCP limits using patient and procedure knowledge”, accepted for presentation at the 16th International Perimetric Society Meeting, Barcelona, Spain, June 2004.
	9) A. Turpin and A.M. McKendrick. “Is the Psi Algorithm for Determining the Slope of Frequency of Seeing Curves Useful for Perimetry?”. Proc ARVO 2004, Ft Lauderdale FL, April 2004. Abstract (pdf).
	8) A. Turpin, J. Ivins and W. Morgan. “Dynamics of the optic disk in a known pressure gradient measured with scanning laser ophthalmoscopy”. Proc AOVSM 2003, Melbourne, Australia, November 2003.
	7) A. Turpin and A.M. McKendrick. “EMU: A new algorithm for automated perimetry”. Proc ARVO 2003, Ft Lauderdale FL, April 2003.
	6) J.P. SanGiovani, R.W. Beck, P.S. Moke, A.H. Turpin, J.M. Holmes, M.X. Repka, E.E. Birch, J.M. Miller and C.A. Johnson. “A New PC-based Method of Measuring Visual Acuity in Clinical Trials”. Proc ARVO 2002, Ft Lauderdale FL, April 2002.
	5) G. Cull, G.A. Cioffi, J. Dong, A. Turpin and L. Wang. “Estimating normal optic nerve axon numbers in non-human primate eyes”. Proc ARVO 2002, Ft Lauderdale FL, April 2002.
	4) R.W. Beck, P.S. Moke, A.H. Turpin, J.M. Holmes, M.X. Repka, E.E. Birch, J.M. Miller and C.A. Johnson. “Measuring visual acuity in children with a pc-based version of the amblyopia treatment study visual acuity testing protocol”. Proc ARVO 2001, Ft Lauderdale FL, April 2001. IOVS 42:4:s384.
	3) A. Turpin, C.A. Johnson and A.J. Vingrys. “Fast test procedures for frequency-doubling perimetry”. Proc of ARVO 2000, Ft Lauderdale, FL, May 2000.
	2) P.G.D. Spry, C.A. Johnson, A.M. McKendrick, A. Turpin. “Components of variability in conventional and frequency doubling perimetry”. Proc of ARVO 2000, Ft Lauderdale, FL, May 2000.
	1) C.A. Johnson, A. Turpin and A.M. McKendrick. “Fast test procedures for Frequency Doubling Perimetry”. Proc of the Annual meeting of the European Glaucoma Society, London, July 2000.
Edited Collections	5) R. McArthur, P. Thomas, A. Turpin and M. Wu. “Proceedings of the Thirteenth Australasian Document Computing Symposium (ADCS2008)”. Published by RMIT School of Computer Science and Information Technology, December 2008. ISBN 13978-1-921426-21-6.
	4) A. Amir, A. Turpin and A. Moffat. “Proceedings String Processing and Information Retrieval 15th International Symposium (SPIRE 2008)”. Springer LNCS 5280. ISBN 978-3-540-89096-6.
	3) A. Spink and A. Turpin. “Proc. 12th Australasian Document Computing Symposium”. School of Computer Science and Information Technology, RMIT University December 2007. ISBN 978-0-646-48437-2.
	2) J. Kay, A. Turpin and R. Wilkinson. “Proc. 10th Australasian Document Computing Symposium”. School of Information Technologies, The University of Sydney December 2005. ISBN 1-86487-787-1
	1) P. Bruza, A. Moffat and A. Turpin. “Proc. 9th Australasian Document Computing Symposium”. Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering, The University of Melbourne”, December 2004. ISBN 0-9757172-0-0
Letters	A. Turpin and A. Moffat. “Comment on `Efficient Huffman decoding’ and `An efficient finite-state machine implementation of Huffman decoders'”, Information Processing Letters, 68(1), 1998. Pages 1-2.
Thesis	A. Turpin. “Efficient Prefix Coding”, PhD thesis, December 1998. Abstract.
Patents	Methods and systems for screening for central visual field loss. Allison McKendrick, Andrew Turpin. Provisional patent filed 22/09/2021. AU2021903043