Software Listens for Hints of Depression

Nov 4, 2009 3 related

A large-scale trial will test whether software can identify depressed patients. For professor Sandy Pentland and his group at MIT's Media Lab, the tone and pitch of a person's voice, the length and frequency of pauses and speed... [read full story]

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