In this paper we demonstrate how smart phone sensors, specifically inertial sensors and GPS traces, can be used as an objective "measurement device" for aiding psychiatric diagnosis. In a trial with 12 bipolar disorder patients conducted over a total (summed over all patients) of over 1000 days (on average 12 weeks per patient) we have achieved state change detection with a precision/recall of 96%/94% and state recognition accuracy of 80%. The paper describes the data collection, which was conducted as a medical trial in a real life every day environment in a rural area, outlines the recognition methods, and discusses the results.
Using smart phone mobility traces for the diagnosis of depressive and manic episodes in bipolar patients
Osmani, Venet
;Mayora, Oscar;
2014-01-01
Abstract
In this paper we demonstrate how smart phone sensors, specifically inertial sensors and GPS traces, can be used as an objective "measurement device" for aiding psychiatric diagnosis. In a trial with 12 bipolar disorder patients conducted over a total (summed over all patients) of over 1000 days (on average 12 weeks per patient) we have achieved state change detection with a precision/recall of 96%/94% and state recognition accuracy of 80%. The paper describes the data collection, which was conducted as a medical trial in a real life every day environment in a rural area, outlines the recognition methods, and discusses the results.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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