<p>Automated syntactic markers distinguished patients with first-episode psychosis from healthy controls in a Brazilian Portuguese-speaking sample, achieving 81% cross-validated accuracy (AUC = 0.86). These findings largely replicate prior results in Dutch, underscoring the potential of automated syntactic measures to identify early psychosis across languages, illness stages, and speech elicitation tasks.</p>

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Syntactic network analysis in first-episode psychosis: toward generalizability

  • Silvia Ciampelli,
  • Janna Niña de Boer,
  • Alban Elias Voppel,
  • Hugo Corona-Hernández,
  • Sanne Koops,
  • Natalia Bezerra Mota,
  • Iris Else Clara Sommer

摘要

Automated syntactic markers distinguished patients with first-episode psychosis from healthy controls in a Brazilian Portuguese-speaking sample, achieving 81% cross-validated accuracy (AUC = 0.86). These findings largely replicate prior results in Dutch, underscoring the potential of automated syntactic measures to identify early psychosis across languages, illness stages, and speech elicitation tasks.