Leveraging Free-Hand Sketches for Potential Screening of PTSD
summary
Free-hand home sketches from Rohingya refugees (n=44), slum-dwellers (n=35) and engineering students (n=85) are digitized with a mobile phone camera and analyzed for number of corners, number and average length of strokes using corner and edge detection. Logistic regression using gender, group, sketch features and themes screens PTSD at about 82.9–87.9% accuracy; a Random Forest that combines a low-cost EEG headset with sketch features reaches 99.29% for the refugee sample.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:30Research Question
- 3:05Qualitative Analysis
- 3:22Image Processing
- 3:38Logistic Regression
- 4:15Random Forest Model
- 4:32Implications
- 5:23Future Work
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