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Digital Phenotypes of Mobile Keyboard Backspace Rates and Their Associations With Symptoms of Mood Disorder: Algorithm Development and Validation.

Journal of medical Internet research - 29 Oct 2024

Liu Qimin, Ning Emma, Ross Mindy K, Cladek Andrea, Kabir Sarah, Barve Amruta, Kennelly Ellyn, Hussain Faraz, Duffecy Jennifer, Langenecker Scott A, Nguyen Theresa M, Tulabandhula Theja, Zulueta John, Demos Alexander P, Leow Alex, Ajilore Olusola

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BACKGROUND: Passive sensing through smartphone keyboard data can be used to identify and monitor symptoms of mood disorders with low participant burden. Behavioral phenotyping based on mobile keystroke data can aid in clinical decision-making and provide insights into the individual symptoms of mood disorders. OBJECTIVE: This study aims to derive digital phenotypes based on smartphone keyboard backspace use among...

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PMID: 39471368
DOI: 10.2196/51269
PMCID: PMC11558221

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