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The Centroid Cannot Hold: Comparing Sequential and Global Estimates of Coherence as Indicators of Formal Thought Disorder

2020-09-26

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<p>Thought disorder (TD) as reflected in incoherent speech is a cardinal symptom of schizophrenia and related disorders.Quantification of the degree of TD can inform diagnosis, monitoring, and timely intervention. Consequently, there has been an interest in applying methods of distributional semantics to quantify incoherence of spoken language. Prior studies have generally involved few participants and utilized sp...

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22e569b4-a728-5b6c-af86-dc237bf4a32e
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10.31234/osf.io/sfkqc
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