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Automated dysgraphia detection by deep learning with SensoGrip

arXiv 2210.07659 ↗First posted 14 Oct 2022cs.LG cs.HCcited by 0

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Abstract (arXiv)

Dysgraphia, a handwriting learning disability, has a serious negative impact on children's academic results, daily life and overall wellbeing. Early detection of dysgraphia allows for an early start of a targeted intervention. Several studies have investigated dysgraphia detection by machine learning algorithms using a digital tablet. However, these studies deployed classical machine learning algorithms with manual feature extraction and selection as well as binary classification: either dysgraphia or no dysgraphia. In this work, we investigated fine grading of handwriting capabilities by predicting SEMS score (between 0 and 12) with deep learning. Our approach provide accuracy more than 99% and root mean square error lower than one, with automatic instead of manual feature extraction and selection. Furthermore, we used smart pen called SensoGrip, a pen equipped with sensors to capture handwriting dynamics, instead of a tablet, enabling writing evaluation in more realistic scenarios.

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  1. 2019Exploring Interpretable LSTM Neural Networks over Multi-Variable Datacited by 42
  2. 2019The Dynamics of Handwriting Improves the Automated Diagnosis of Dysgraphiacited by 1

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