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Artificial Intelligence–Based Co-Facilitator (AICF) for Detecting and Monitoring Group Cohesion Outcomes in Web-Based Cancer Support Groups: Single-Arm Trial Study

Yvonne W Leung, Elise Wouterloot, Achini Adikari, Jinny Hong, Veenaajaa Asokan, Lauren Duan, Claire Lam, Carlina Kim, Kai P Chan, Daswin De Silva, Lianne Trachtenberg, Heather Rennie, Jiahui Wong, Mary Jane Esplen

JMIR Cancer 2024;10:e43070

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Therapist Feedback and Implications on Adoption of an Artificial Intelligence–Based Co-Facilitator for Online Cancer Support Groups: Mixed Methods Single-Arm Usability Study

Yvonne W Leung, Steve Ng, Lauren Duan, Claire Lam, Kenith Chan, Mathew Gancarz, Heather Rennie, Lianne Trachtenberg, Kai P Chan, Achini Adikari, Lin Fang, David Gratzer, Graeme Hirst, Jiahui Wong, Mary Jane Esplen

JMIR Cancer 2023;9:e40113

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Providing Care Beyond Therapy Sessions With a Natural Language Processing–Based Recommender System That Identifies Cancer Patients Who Experience Psychosocial Challenges and Provides Self-care Support: Pilot Study

Yvonne W Leung, Bomi Park, Rachel Heo, Achini Adikari, Suja Chackochan, Jiahui Wong, Elyse Alie, Mathew Gancarz, Martyna Kacala, Graeme Hirst, Daswin de Silva, Leon French, Jacqueline Bender, Faye Mishna, David Gratzer, Damminda Alahakoon, Mary Jane Esplen

JMIR Cancer 2022;8(3):e35893

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Emotions of COVID-19: Content Analysis of Self-Reported Information Using Artificial Intelligence

We have used a modified intensity-capturing algorithm presented in Adikari et al [16] that accommodates the frequency and the presence of expressions that increase or inhibit the valence of the emotion. This allowed for the identification of prominent emotions and their differences in each stage, as seen in Figure 1 (b). The temporal emotion analysis was conducted by modeling emotion transition models, which models the probabilities of emotion state changes over a course of time.

Achini Adikari, Rashmika Nawaratne, Daswin De Silva, Sajani Ranasinghe, Oshadi Alahakoon, Damminda Alahakoon

J Med Internet Res 2021;23(4):e27341

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