In this video, Professor Andreas Meyer-Lindenberg presents part 2 of a video series “Deep-learning and machine-learning applications to identify multivariate biomarkers in psychiatry”.

Professor Meyer-Lindenberg explains how big data is generated and how do we use it for Artificial Intelligence. He explains applications for Digital health in psychiatry focusing on 2 areas: Pathophysiology and impact on diagnosis.

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