Cynthia Fu
👤 PersonPodcast Appearances
I'm Cynthia Fu. I'm a psychiatrist at the Institute of Psychiatry, King's College, London.
I'm Cynthia Fu. I'm a psychiatrist at the Institute of Psychiatry, King's College, London.
I'm Cynthia Fu. I'm a psychiatrist at the Institute of Psychiatry, King's College, London.
Is this part of the interview? Rude.
Is this part of the interview? Rude.
Is this part of the interview? Rude.
I finished my training in 97, my training in psychiatry in 97.
I finished my training in 97, my training in psychiatry in 97.
I finished my training in 97, my training in psychiatry in 97.
Ranging from more neutral expressions to more sad expressions.
Ranging from more neutral expressions to more sad expressions.
Ranging from more neutral expressions to more sad expressions.
That's right. And what the person in the machine was supposed to do is... To look at these faces and decide whether it was a man or a woman's face.
That's right. And what the person in the machine was supposed to do is... To look at these faces and decide whether it was a man or a woman's face.
That's right. And what the person in the machine was supposed to do is... To look at these faces and decide whether it was a man or a woman's face.
Because while they were doing that... While they're making this decision, the emotion of the face is being processed automatically.
Because while they were doing that... While they're making this decision, the emotion of the face is being processed automatically.
Because while they were doing that... While they're making this decision, the emotion of the face is being processed automatically.
And the machine... It's like tick, tick, tick, tick, tick. And there were hundreds of pictures.
And the machine... It's like tick, tick, tick, tick, tick. And there were hundreds of pictures.
And the machine... It's like tick, tick, tick, tick, tick. And there were hundreds of pictures.
As a group, it was a significant difference.
As a group, it was a significant difference.
As a group, it was a significant difference.
It's called machine learning. She told the program, this is a pattern of brain activity in depressed people. This is a pattern of brain activity in healthy people.
It's called machine learning. She told the program, this is a pattern of brain activity in depressed people. This is a pattern of brain activity in healthy people.
It's called machine learning. She told the program, this is a pattern of brain activity in depressed people. This is a pattern of brain activity in healthy people.
More than 85% of the time, 86% of the time, the algorithm correctly diagnosed whether that person was depressed or healthy.
More than 85% of the time, 86% of the time, the algorithm correctly diagnosed whether that person was depressed or healthy.
More than 85% of the time, 86% of the time, the algorithm correctly diagnosed whether that person was depressed or healthy.
When we saw the results, it was like, wow, this is amazing.
When we saw the results, it was like, wow, this is amazing.
When we saw the results, it was like, wow, this is amazing.
I think this method can be applied to any psychiatric disorder.
I think this method can be applied to any psychiatric disorder.
I think this method can be applied to any psychiatric disorder.