Calvin W. Howard, Amy Johnson, Sheena Barotono, Katharina Faust, Joseph Peedicail, Marcus Ng
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The Autonomous Cognitive Examination: Machine-Learning Based Cognitive Examination
INTRODUCTION The rising prevalence of dementia necessitates a scalable solution to cognitive screening and diagnosis. Digital cognitive assessments offer a solution but lack the extensive validation of older paper-based tests. Creating a digital cognitive assessment which recreates a paper-based assessment could have the strengths of both tests.