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WISE-Screen: A Smartphone-Based Analytical Framework for Automated ASD Screening and Phenotyping via High-Fidelity Eye-tracking
The rising prevalence of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) strains clinical infrastructure. Gold-standard tools like ADOS-2 face high costs, specialized training requirements, and extensive waitlists, delaying diagnosis and intervention. While eye-tracking offers a promising digital biomarker, existing
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