Assessing the validity and reliability of computational phenotyping of mood.

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Mood can be understood as an affective state resulting from the integration, over time, of positive and negative outcomes. To capture intra- and inter-individual variability in mood fluctuations, computational models have been increasingly applied to self-reported mood ratings obtained during behavioural tasks. Such computational models of mood may be useful tools for understanding mood disorders. However, to be...

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