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Rationale for selected passive sensing domains. We have included four domains that can create a picture of the daily life of the mothers. Mother-child proximity, along with audio data can capture mother-child interaction. Audio data combined with GPS is intended to eventually be a proxy for social support. Activity data will capture the physical activity of the mother as a proxy for physical health. The combined information from these passive data can be used to create a picture of the daily schedules of mothers. This can be a proxy for routinization and stability. An instability of daily schedule as determined from the passive data can be a proxy for stress. Although we are moving towards a clearer understanding of how to analyze and operationalize to maximize the benefit of mothers, the initial idea with this study was just to surface behaviors of interest. We wanted to see if it was possible to create an app and integrate passive data within the app and whether such information would inform the counselor during the session. We were mostly concerned if passive data, in general, was a feasible form of data that we could collect in a rural setting. With what we have learned and the advances in the field mean we can move beyond the exploratory, particularly in operationalizing the domains, and what integrating passive data into these behavioral patterns means for mothers.




Initial Audio Heat Up 3 v3.3.0


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Preparing passive sensing data. For audio data, mp3 recordings are fed to the TensorFlow service to generate audio predictions such as speech, music, vehicles, insects and so on. TensorFlow is an open software framework for machine learning 16 , which we trained with YouTube human and environment sound models. The Amazon Web Services (AWS) S3 bucket is used for transferring files to the inbound folder in the cloud server. The scheduler job scans the incoming files periodically and loads them into the database. The web service in Heroku cloud provides the endpoints to access the data, which the StandStrong Counselor app gets for visualization. The platform also allows sending messages to and from a counselor and a mother using the popular Viber chat app. There is a wide range of approaches that could be used for analysis of the passive sensing data, and this is a rapidly evolving field. For the purposes of this initial work, our operationalization of passive sensing results was as follows:


We have included four domains that can create a picture of the daily life of the mothers. Mother-child proximity, along with audio data can capture mother-child interaction. Audio data combined with GPS is intended to eventually be a proxy for social support. Activity data will capture the physical activity of the mother as a proxy for physical health. The combined information from these passive data can be used to create a picture of the daily schedules of mothers. This can be a proxy for routinization and stability. An instability of daily schedule as determined from the passive data can be a proxy for stress. Although we are moving towards a clearer understanding of how to analyze and operationalize to maximize the benefit of mothers, the initial idea with this study was just to surface behaviors of interest. We wanted to see if it was possible to create an app and integrate passive data within the app and whether such information would inform the counselor during the session. We were mostly concerned if passive data, in general, was a feasible form of data that we could collect in a rural setting. With what we have learned and the advances in the field mean we can move beyond the exploratory, particularly in operationalizing the domains, and what integrating passive data into these behavioral patterns means for mothers. 041b061a72


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