nDatalyze Corp. ("NDAT" or the "Corporation") (CSE:NDAT) (OTCQB:NDATF) Announces AI-based Calibration of its Anxiety Assesssment Formulas
Calgary, Alberta – TheNewswire - January 14, 2025 - nDatalyze Corp. (“NDAT” or the “Corporation”) (CSE:NDAT) (OTCQB:NDATF) is pleased to announce the AI-based calibration of its CMCP-5 Anxiety assesssment algorithm. As with the previously-announced depression algorithm, this development allows accurate assessments without real-time machine-learning processing thereby simplifying migration to third-party applications (such as Electronic Medical Records) while reducing processing costs. The anxiety assessment algorithm and previously-announced depression assessment algorithm are now being migrated to the Google Cloud. These developments will allow physicians and therapists to directly compare depression and anxiety predispositions/probabilities when coming to diagnostic and treatment decisions.
James Durward, President, commented, “Anxiety and Depression are the top two mental disorders in the US and Canada. These disorders commonly co-exist, often resulting in mis/overdiagnosis with follow-on misprescription and poor patient outcomes. The ability to differentiate between depression and anxiety is fundamental to better patient outcomes. This is one of the biggest problems in mental health, so it is our top priority.”
The anxiety and depression algorithms referred to above are a subset of the Corporation’s CMCP-5 (formerly “YMI”) predictive mental condition suite.
For Further Information, please contact:
Jim Durward, President
Email: jimd@ndatalyze.com
nDatalyze Website: https://www.ndatalyze.com
About CMCP-5: CMCP-5 uses evidence-based, objective data from whole life experiences to predict individual mental states over time and applies this knowledge towards a better understanding of how mental health develops, and how to improve mental wellbeing. CMCP-5 combines expert-guided machine-learning with a proprietary Reference Database to predict an individual’s predisposition toward a variety of common mental conditions, both current and forward in time. By strategically addressing the causes of misdiagnosis, establishing credibility through clinical studies, and targeting key markets, CMCP-5 aligns societal impact with financial success.
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