Frequently Asked Questions

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How do I access the controlled set of the AI-READI dataset?

You can access the latest version of controlled AI-READI dataset through the FAIRhub access page .

What is the tentative schedule for releasing subsequent versions of the AI-READI dataset with data from additional study participants?

Note that this is an ongoing study and we are releasing data progressively as it is being collected. The current version (v3.0.0) includes data from approximately 2,280 participants. The final release, anticipated in 2026, is expected to include approximately 4,000 participants in total.

How long would it take for me to receive the download link for the dataset after I complete the access process?

You should receive the link typically within 2 weeks if not sooner depending on the number of requests we receive during that time. If you have any issues or questions regarding your data download request, please contact AI-READI Data Access Committee.

Does the dataset include EHR data or patient visit summaries? Will there be a version with PHI data?

Currently, the dataset does not include EHR data, but this may be added in future releases. Patient visit summaries are not planned to be shared. A version of the dataset with PHI data is under consideration, but details and a release timeline are not yet available.

Can we access diabetes medication information to aid our analysis?

Medication data, including diabetes medications, is part of the protected dataset and is not currently available for general access.

Does the dataset include image grading data or labels?

The dataset does not include grading data for images, but the images themselves are available for analysis.

What is the structure and composition of the dataset? Does it include longitudinal data?

The dataset includes information on the number of participants and various data points. Details about the dataset's structure and any available longitudinal data can be found in the documentation.

Were participants asked to fast before blood tests, and is fasting duration data available?

Participants were not required to fast before their blood tests due to practical and health considerations. However, they were asked to report how long it had been since their last meal before the blood draw, and this information is included in the dataset.