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    • Digital health
    • Artificial Intelligence in Psychiatry
    • Child Psychology

    Background:

    • Approximately 17% of US minors (3-17 years) have developmental or psychiatric conditions, with underdiagnosis in rural and minority populations.
    • Limited access to timely diagnostic services due to cost, distance, and clinician availability hinders early intervention.
    • Digital phenotyping offers potential for accessible evaluations, reducing time-to-diagnosis for pediatric psychiatric conditions.

    Approach:

    • Development of a gamified web system for adaptive video data collection of social interactions.
    • Integration of novel crowdsourcing algorithms with machine learning for behavioral feature extraction.
    • Creation of machine learning models for simultaneous diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), with adaptive data acquisition.

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    • Novel approach combines gamification, crowdsourcing, and machine learning for behavioral analysis.
    • Focus on simultaneous prediction of ASD and ADHD, conditions with overlapping social behaviors.
    • Adaptive ML models enhance diagnostic precision by requesting further information when uncertain.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed AI-powered tool has the potential to be the first to accurately distinguish between ASD and ADHD based on complex social behaviors.
    • This system could significantly improve diagnostic accessibility and timeliness for pediatric developmental and psychiatric conditions.
    • Advancing AI in digital phenotyping can bridge gaps in current diagnostic services, especially for underserved populations.