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Psykose Schizophrenia Motor Activity Database
Mental Health & Wellness
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About
Motor activity sensor data collected from monitoring devices, such as smartwatches and mobile phones, provides the foundation for this database. The collection includes recordings from patients diagnosed with schizophrenia as well as control subjects, aiming to facilitate reliable and reproducible research in computer science and medicine. Alongside the primary sensor readings, the database encompasses demographic information and medical assessments conducted by experts at Haukeland University Hospital. This resource is particularly significant for developing predictive models regarding health states and performance outcomes, offering a transparently shared alternative to often restricted in-house clinical trial data.
Columns
- id: The unique identifier for the participant (e.g., patient_1).
- days: The total number of days the participant was involved in the study.
Distribution
The dataset is structured in a tabular format, specifically available as a CSV file. The sample file,
days.csv, is approximately 796 bytes in size. It contains 54 unique valid records representing the participants, with no missing or mismatched values.Usage
- Health State Prediction: Developing algorithms to predict schizophrenic states based on motor activity patterns.
- Performance Outcome Analysis: Evaluating physical performance metrics using sensor data.
- Reproducible Research: Validating findings in computer science and medical studies using open data.
- Baseline Analysis: Establishing control baselines for motor activity in mental health studies.
Coverage
- Geographic Scope: Data collected in collaboration with Haukeland University Hospital, approved by the Regional Committee for Medical and Health Research Ethics - South East Norway.
- Demographic Scope: Includes patients with schizophrenia and a control group.
- Time Range: Sensor data is collected over several consecutive days for each person. The duration of participation ranges from a minimum of 8 days to a maximum of 20 days, with a mean duration of 12.7 days.
- Data Availability: The dataset includes fully anonymised data approved by the Privacy Data Protection Authority.
License
Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
Who Can Use It
- Academic Researchers: For conducting studies on mental health and motor activity without legal restrictions often associated with clinical data.
- Computer Scientists: For training and testing machine learning models on health sensor data.
- Educational Institutions: For teaching data analysis and handling medical datasets.
- Commercial Entities: Usage is permitted, but specific commercial purposes or competitions require prior written permission.
Dataset Name Suggestions
- Psykose Schizophrenia Motor Activity Database
- Schizophrenia Sensor Monitoring Data
- Haukeland Motor Activity and Health Assessment
- Open Schizophrenia Sensor Repository
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Original Data Source: Psykose Schizophrenia Motor Activity Database
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