Machine learning identifies a COVID-19-specific phenotype in university students using a mental health app
Artur Shvetcov(The University of Sydney), Jill M. Newby(Black Dog Institute), Joanne R. Beames(KU Leuven), Jin Han(New York University Shanghai), Leonard Hoon(Deakin University), Kon Mouzakis(Deakin University), Svetha Venkatesh(Deakin University), Omar Ibrahim(Black Dog Institute), Suranga Kasturi(Black Dog Institute), Alexis E. Whitton(The University of Sydney), Sunil Gupta(Deakin University), Helen Christensen(UNSW Sydney)
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