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The Way You Draw Can Reveal Parkinson's Disease With Up to 99% Accuracy, Study Reveals
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According to the researchers, their multi-modal setup outperforms several other AI systems that have previously been used to detect Parkinson's from handwriting and drawing tests, correctly identifying meander patterns with 98.95 percent accuracy and spiral patterns with 97.74 percent accuracy.
In that dataset, comprising 31 individuals with Parkinson's and 35 healthy controls, participants performed drawing exercises using a biometric smart pen that captured the images they drew while simultaneously recording signals of their hand movement.
Scientists have found clues to the disease's emergence in people's hair , in their blood , and in their earwax too.
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- Scientists have found clues to the disease's emergence in people's hair , in their blood , and in their earwax too .
- In that dataset, comprising 31 individuals with Parkinson's and 35 healthy controls, participants performed drawing exercises using a biometric smart pen that captured the images they drew while simultaneously…
- According to the researchers, their multi-modal setup outperforms several other AI systems that have previously been used to detect Parkinson's from handwriting and drawing tests, correctly identifying meander…
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- ScienceAlertlink