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Burnishing the blueprint of speech assessment with natural language processing: methods to characterize subtle impairments on individuals in at-risk mental states from a large urban population.

2023-03-13

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<p>Spoken language is a key source of information for thought disorder evaluation. In the last decades, researchers linked psychopathology phenomena to their counterparts in natural language processing (NLP) analysis. Nonetheless, seemingly opposite traits remain unconciliated. For instance, psychotic speech comprises incoherent trails, but also highly associated ones. In order to address some of the remaining gap...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/epgfy

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