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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 20, 2026
Filed:
May. 18, 2022
Queen's University AT Kingston, Kingston, CA;
Douglas P. Munoz, Kingston, CA;
Donald Christopher Brien, Selby, CA;
Brian Charles Coe, Kingston, CA;
Brian Joseph White, Amherstview, CA;
Queen's University at Kingston, Kingston, CA;
Abstract
Apparatus and methods for detecting a brain disorder in a subject include a display device and an eye tracker operatively connected to a processor, wherein the display device displays visual scenes to the subject according to at least one viewing task. The eye tracker tracks at least one of the subject's eyes while the subject performs the viewing task, and outputs eye tracking data. The processor extracts data for one or more selected feature, and analyzes the data for the one or more selected feature using a classifier to determine one or more condition, validates the determined condition through comparisons to meta-data and the true condition if available, and generates an output based on the determined condition for the selected feature; wherein the output indicates the likelihood of the subject having a brain disorder.
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