MORGANTOWN: Researchers at West Virginia University are turning to artificial intelligence to devise a way to properly diagnosis autism spectrum disorder.
Characterising an autism patient’s behaviour can be challenging, so researchers are using behaviour-tracking technology and phenotyping to better understand and identify autism spectrum disorder.
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