Fuzzy Cognitive Maps for Algorithmic Decision Making in eMental Health
Lena Brandl,
Stephanie Jansen-Kosterink,
Dennis Hofs
et al.
Abstract:Background: eMental health is on the rise to meet growing global mental healthcare needs and so is the need for applications with automatic decision-making capabilities to support clinical practitioners and to personalize eMental health interventions to their users. However, due to unresolved challenges and clinicians’ reluctance to adopt artificial intelligence in mental healthcare, the technology’s current state in mental health is still in the phase of proof-of-concepts rather than providing decision making… Show more
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