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Natural Language Processing (NLP) based verbal fluency markers as differential diagnostic indicators of early psychotic, affective and clinical high-risk states

2026-06-12

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<p>Background: Language disturbances in psychotic and affective disorders persist beyond general cognitive dysfunction, yet the diagnostic value of computationally derived linguistic features relative to standard cognitive assessment remains unclear. <h4>Aims:</h4> To evaluate whether features derived using natural language processing (NLP) methods from a brief verbal fluency task (VFT) allow classification of ear...

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Literature Corpus work: 6268ba52-bf18-53f0-8344-1b642a317b88
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/t2ypf_v2

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