Members: Oluwafemi Oladipo (myself); Lalitha Priya Bhupalam; Mehdi Naderi Varandi; Yavor Edipov; James Craster; Iurii Maksymets
Aim: Engage users better and streamline the resources usually needed for conducting a longitudinal study
- Misdiagnosis of women – theorised that women are better at hiding social difficulties better a. Most autism studies were done on men, which makes it harder to understand how autism impacts women
- Reach a. Being able to reach more people would be fantastic
- Should have the ability to skip a question a. Extra points if its intuitive (e.g. swipe or flick it into a bin)
- Should have graphs to allow a user to see how their progress follows a. Refer to Daylio graphs. For example, user can see their progress over a few months
- Conduct machine learning/NLP on freeform answers in order to form insights from qualitative data
- Have the ability to change when the app notifies the user a. For example, user can set it to notify them never, once a week, once a month, etc
- Should have the ability to change the amount of information that appears
- Have some sort of way to see how women answer – there’s a huge misdiagnosis ratio (6 to 1), so pay critical attention to see how women answer
- Ensure that the solution is game-ified as much as possible a. For example, have a notice at the very end that says “you have contributed x amount of time to Autism research”