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Passive Digital Phenotyping for Identifying Dynamic Symptom Patterns: Toward Precision Monitoring in Psychiatry

2026-07-21

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<p>Abstract:Background:Mental health symptoms fluctuate over short timeframes, yet clinical assessment typically relies on infrequent self-report, limiting the ability to capture dynamic symptom patterns. Passive digital phenotyping enables continuous, low-burden monitoring of behavioral signals associated with mental health, but the clinical meaning of short-term passive symptom trajectories remains poorly unders...

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51f98e72-0163-52b2-85b8-7968b1b44cac
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10.31234/osf.io/8zf96_v1
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