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Harnessing Smartphones and Smartwatches for Predictive Insights: A Review of Data Collection and Machine Learning Methods in Depression, Anxiety, and …

Zhao et al.

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6154730135249188174
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Zhao W
Go K
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Anxiety, and Emotional States and Changes

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Depression, anxiety, and other mood disorders affecting a substantial of people globally. Emergence of wearable sensor technology and machine learning has created new possibilities for understanding and managing these conditions, but there is still much room …
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