I'll be presenting a paper on behalf of my colleagues from thymia in the first "Speech and Langauge in Health" session at #INTERSPEECH2023 starting at 13:30. We applied a Bayesian framework to capture the relationships between depression, depression symptoms and speech features.
We highlight the advantages of using Bayesian networks to predict depression from speech, facial expressions and cognitive assessments data, including symptom modelling, incorporating expert opinion, explainable predictions, handling uncertainty in predictions and missing data
why that Florida vaccine / cardiac arrest study is one of the shittiest pieces of faux “science” in a really long time.
brutal dissection by @stuartbuck1
This new technology could bridge the gap between increased demand in mental health support and overwhelmed clinicians. 🎮 🧠
@E_Molimpakis@goria_stefano@thymia_ai https://t.co/pbREXD1S1m
Got a PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience, Neuropsychology, Experimental Psychology, Neurolinguistics or Speech & Hearing Sciences? Interested in joining an exciting and growing Start-Up in London? @thymia_ai are looking for a Senior Research Scientist: https://t.co/HBUPtg9VyT (RT=❤️)