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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HUMAN-COMPUTER INTERACTION
Volume 39, Issue 10, Pages 2061-2075Publisher
TAYLOR & FRANCIS INC
DOI: 10.1080/10447318.2022.2073321
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Understanding the relationship between technology and wellbeing is crucial for improving interaction designs and raising awareness. This study introduces the concept of digital context and explores its impact on mood prediction models, showing that it can significantly improve accuracy compared to previous models.
Understanding the relationship between technology and wellbeing is important in order to raise awareness and to improve interaction designs with digital technologies. Most studies used the time spent and frequency information of digital technology usage, very few explored the sequences and the patterns of how the activity occurs. We introduce the concept of digital context, a representation of activity data occurring in a short time-window. Using data from our study, we determined whether: (1) there are digital context patterns that are more frequent in a particular mood compared to other moods; and (2) in the case such patterns exist, whether they can be used to improve the performance of mood prediction models. Our results showed that a mood prediction model that include digital context features yielded an accuracy of 77.8%, which is an improvement compared with the models proposed in past studies.
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