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A biomarker discovery framework for childhood anxiety
William J. Bosl
, Michelle Bosquet Enlow
,
Eric F. Lock
, Charles A. Nelson
Biostatistics
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Keyphrases
Biomarker Discovery
100%
Electroencephalogram
100%
Childhood Anxiety
100%
Externalizing Disorders
100%
Anxiety Disorders
83%
Latent Factors
66%
Healthy Controls
50%
Healthy children
33%
Accuracy Improvement
33%
Birth Weight
16%
Classification Accuracy
16%
Psychopathology
16%
Adulthood
16%
Tensor Factorization
16%
Clinical Symptoms
16%
Mental Health Problems
16%
Social Functioning
16%
Electrodynamics
16%
Adaptive Functioning
16%
Increasing Risk
16%
Multi-frequency
16%
Calendar Aging
16%
Longitudinal Samples
16%
Electroencephalogram Data
16%
Cross-validation Method
16%
Academic Functioning
16%
Factorization Method
16%
Complexity Factor
16%
Nonlinear Features
16%
5-fold Cross Validation
16%
Sex Assigned at Birth
16%
Single Snapshot
16%
Prodromal Period
16%
Psychology
Electroencephalogram
100%
Externalizing Disorder
85%
Anxiety Disorder
71%
Infancy
28%
Cross-Validation
14%
Scheme
14%
Psychopathology
14%
Mental Health Problem
14%
Neuroscience
Electroencephalogram
100%
Biological Marker
100%
Anxiety Disorder
57%
R Factor
14%
Psychopathology
14%