Quantifying facial affect changes in psychotic disorders with machine learning

These findings demonstrate that facial affect changes in psychotic disorders are multi-faceted, involving static and dynamic changes. Quantification of disorder-specific facial changes using machine learning may point to avenues for improved diagnostic differentiation and treatment monitoring of negative symptoms.

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Psychiatry Research
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2025-10-08
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.psychres.2025.116768
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Mental Health Research Topics
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Quantifying facial affect changes in psychotic disorders with machine learning

Jayson Jeganathan, Michael Breakspear, Renate Thienel
Psychiatry Research
Mental Health Research Topics
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Quantifying facial affect changes in psychotic disorders with machine learning

Jayson Jeganathan, Michael Breakspear, Renate Thienel
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Abstract

These findings demonstrate that facial affect changes in psychotic disorders are multi-faceted, involving static and dynamic changes. Quantification of disorder-specific facial changes using machine learning may point to avenues for improved diagnostic differentiation and treatment monitoring of negative symptoms.

Psychiatry ResearchVol. 353
Hunter Medical Research Institute (AU), University of Newcastle Australia (AU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 71%
Mental Health Research Topics
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