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Smartphone-derived Virtual Keyboard Dynamics Coupled with Accelerometer Data as a Window into Understanding Brain Health: Smartphone Keyboard and …

Ning et al., 2023

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2894664833498778125
Author
Ning E
Cladek A
Ross M
Kabir S
Barve A
Kennelly E
Hussain F
Duffecy J
Langenecker S
Nguyen T
Tulabandhula T
Zulueta J
Ajilore O
Demos A
Leow A
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Proceedings of the 2023 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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We examine the feasibility of using accelerometer data exclusively collected during typing on a custom smartphone keyboard to study whether typing dynamics are associated with daily variations in mood and cognition. As part of an ongoing digital mental health study …
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