Repurposing anticoagulation clinics, led by well-informed NPs and pharmacists, will allow effective integration and optimal management of patients with VTE taking NOACs as well as those taking VKAs.
In this preliminary paper, we investigate the use of keystroke and mouse dynamics as a means of identifying soft biometric features. We present evidence that combining features from both provides a more accurate means of identifying all of the soft biometric traits investigated regardless of the machine learning method used. The data presented in this paper gives a thorough breakdown of accuracy scores from multiple machine learning methods and numbers of features used.
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