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2022-12-21 14:10
Application of artificial intelligence techniques to multi-modal data obtained in cognitive behavioral therapy and clinical assessment
-- Identification of mental status and estimation of treatment outcomes -- Yuko Shigeeda (NCNP), Takuichi Nishimura (JAIST), Yoshitake Takebayashi (FMU), Jun Kashihara (TU), Seiji Muranaka (OU), Shun Nakajima (NCNP), Shuntaro Aoki (FMU), Chiaki Oshiyama (JAIST), Yoshihiko Kunisato (SU), Daichi Sugawara (ITF), Takumasa Tsuji, Jun'ichi Kotoku (Teikyo), Hitomi Oi, Kaichi Yabe, So Sugita, Noriko Kato, Masaya Ito (NCNP) AI2022-40 |
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We are conducting research within the Area of Scientific Transformation (B), "Ultra-high-definition mental health care Through Digital-Human Integration: developing a multi-modal, high-volume, and precision data strategy". This research area makes secondary use of various modal communication data (e.g., conversational and acoustic data) acquired in the context of practical situations in clinical trials to verify the safety and efficacy of cognitive behavioral therapy for depression and anxiety. Artificial intelligence (AI) techniques are then applied to these data to enable us to identify mental states and predict treatment outcomes. Currently, researchers in the field of clinical psychology are mainly involved in this research, but we are seeking collaboration with researchers in other fields to advance this field. By introducing our ongoing efforts at this conference, we hope to obtain advice and opportunities for collaboration from researchers in the information and engineering fields. |
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Mental/CBT / Depression/Anxiety / Artificial Inteligence / multi-modal / Ontology / Acoustic analysis / NLP / Network analysis |
| Reference Info. |
IEICE Tech. Rep., vol. 122, no. 322, AI2022-40, pp. 42-45, Dec. 2022. |
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AI2022-40 |
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2022-12-14 (AI) |
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Online edition: ISSN 2432-6380 |
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