DOI: 10.22215/etd/2017-11778
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An Integrated Approach for Episodic Cognition Assessment

Abstract: Dementia and Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) are significant health issues that are a rising cost to society. They are monitored with cognitive tests during clinical appointments that are limited by the healthcare system capacity and patient's ability/willingness to attend. Current cognitive tests use behavioural measures and not direct measures of underlying cellular change. This causes delay in This work could never have been possible without the inspiration, support and acceptance of the long hours of work … Show more

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“…For the group of 12 drivers, the minimum number of 6 events improved the performance from 49.4% to 54.0% as shown in Figure 6-2 from varying the minimum number of events per trip, which was about the same as the minimum of 5 events as shown by Wallace [55] for classification using acceleration and deceleration events. The results from rank classification for all 12 drivers are shown in Figure 6-3.…”
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“…For the group of 12 drivers, the minimum number of 6 events improved the performance from 49.4% to 54.0% as shown in Figure 6-2 from varying the minimum number of events per trip, which was about the same as the minimum of 5 events as shown by Wallace [55] for classification using acceleration and deceleration events. The results from rank classification for all 12 drivers are shown in Figure 6-3.…”
Section: Multi-expert Trip Classifiermentioning
confidence: 64%
“…Hallac et al [41] classified turns as a change in heading of at least 70 o , at most 10 seconds in duration, and travelling relatively straight 5 seconds before the turn. Howcroft et al [54] used the Candrive data and categorized a subset of acceleration events as turns, which were originally proposed by Wallace [55],…”
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