Lecture Note
University
California State UniversityCourse
CS 3590 | Data Communications and NetworkingPages
2
Academic year
2023
Jithin Jacob Issac
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DIAGNOSING DEPRESSION USING DIFFERENT APPROACHES Introduction Depression a major health concern, affects mental state and communication Questionnaires and scales used for clinical diagnosis Machine learning techniques explored recently for automatic diagnosis Challenges No specific symptoms, difficult to detect in early stages No standard laboratory tests, subjective clinical assessments Multifactor disorder, needs information from multiple sources EEG-Based Diagnosis Non-invasive, cost effective, correlates brain activity with depression Techniques use EEG features like entropy, fractal dimensions etc. Classifiers: SVM, Random Forest, Deep Learning models Accuracies up to 99% reported on EEG datasets Multimodal Diagnosis Combines multiple modalities like EEG, MRI, speech, video, texts Provides more information than single modality approaches Fusion of features and classifier outputs Improves accuracy and robustness compared to single modality Conclusion Automatic diagnosis can aid clinicians and enable early detection EEG provides good discrimination capability Multimodal fusion recommended for handling complexity of depression Key Highlights Machine learning has potential for automatic depression screening EEG a promising modality, provides brain activity patterns Multimodal fusion improves performance compared to single modality Future work needed in multi-modal fusion and interpretable models
Diagnosing Depression Using Different Approaches
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