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Analysing constructional aspects of figure completion for the diagnosis of visuo-spatial neglect

Analysing constructional aspects of figure completion for the diagnosis of visuo-spatial neglect
Analysing constructional aspects of figure completion for the diagnosis of visuo-spatial neglect
Visuospatial neglect (VSN) is a condition following a stroke or head injury whereby a patient fails to respond to stimuli on one side of the visual field. A standard clinical assessment technique for analysis of VSN is a pencil-and-paper based figure drawing task. Traditional static analysis of this task involves assessing the presence of the major components of the drawing. Marking of drawings is subjective, relying on assessors' own judgement and experience, and therefore no standardisation exists between assessors. Using a computer-based test capture system, this paper establishes a standardised performance assessment for a drawing task including a series of novel dynamic performance features pertaining to the timing and constructional aspects of test performance. A case study of two patients demonstrates the ability to detect VSN from a response which would have traditionally been assessed as normal and hence improve the sensitivity of the task.
shape, system testing, feature extraction, inspection, lesions, application software, laboratories, hospitals, psychology, brain injuries
316-319
IEEE
Guest, R.M.
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Fairhurst, M.C.
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Potter, J.M.
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Donnelly, N.
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Guest, R.M.
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Fairhurst, M.C.
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Potter, J.M.
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Donnelly, N.
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Guest, R.M., Fairhurst, M.C., Potter, J.M. and Donnelly, N. (2002) Analysing constructional aspects of figure completion for the diagnosis of visuo-spatial neglect. In, Proceedings 15th International Conference on Pattern Recognition. ICPR-2000. 15th International Conference on Pattern Recognition (03/09/00 - 07/09/00) IEEE, pp. 316-319. (doi:10.1109/ICPR.2000.902922).

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Abstract

Visuospatial neglect (VSN) is a condition following a stroke or head injury whereby a patient fails to respond to stimuli on one side of the visual field. A standard clinical assessment technique for analysis of VSN is a pencil-and-paper based figure drawing task. Traditional static analysis of this task involves assessing the presence of the major components of the drawing. Marking of drawings is subjective, relying on assessors' own judgement and experience, and therefore no standardisation exists between assessors. Using a computer-based test capture system, this paper establishes a standardised performance assessment for a drawing task including a series of novel dynamic performance features pertaining to the timing and constructional aspects of test performance. A case study of two patients demonstrates the ability to detect VSN from a response which would have traditionally been assessed as normal and hence improve the sensitivity of the task.

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e-pub ahead of print date: 6 August 2002
Venue - Dates: 15th International Conference on Pattern Recognition, , Barcelona, Spain, 2000-09-03 - 2000-09-07
Keywords: shape, system testing, feature extraction, inspection, lesions, application software, laboratories, hospitals, psychology, brain injuries

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Local EPrints ID: 489632
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/489632
PURE UUID: fdb861ec-5e60-43a2-8ded-9dff66313f4f
ORCID for R.M. Guest: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0001-7535-7336

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Author: R.M. Guest ORCID iD
Author: M.C. Fairhurst
Author: J.M. Potter
Author: N. Donnelly

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