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Can smart rings detect perimenopausal depression early by monitoring physiological indicators?

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Can smart rings detect perimenopausal depression early by monitoring physiological indicators?

UbiComp '24Smart Rings for Early Detection of Peri-menopausal Depression: A Research Protocol

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Which physiological changes are most strongly associated with perimenopausal depression symptoms and can smart rings capture them?

UbiComp '24Smart Rings for Early Detection of Peri-menopausal Depression: A Research Protocol

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What are participants' experiences and improvement suggestions for using smart rings for perimenopausal depression detection?

UbiComp '24Smart Rings for Early Detection of Peri-menopausal Depression: A Research Protocol

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Can weekly mental health prediction models support users' long-term planning more effectively than short-term predictions?

UbiComp '24A Long-Term Perspective on Planning the Future: The Effectiveness of Weekly Mental Health Prediction

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How can new mental health metrics (e.g., 'psychological debt') enhance user understanding of behavior-future mental state relationships?

UbiComp '24A Long-Term Perspective on Planning the Future: The Effectiveness of Weekly Mental Health Prediction

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Are users more willing to proactively plan work and leisure in systems based on mental health predictions?

UbiComp '24A Long-Term Perspective on Planning the Future: The Effectiveness of Weekly Mental Health Prediction

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Which imputation strategy performs best for depression prediction in longitudinal behavioral studies?

UbiComp '24Imputation Strategies for Longitudinal Behavioral Studies: Predicting Depression Using GLOBEM Datasets

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