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Research Letter

Predicting Environmental Allergies from Real World Data Through a Mobile Study Platform

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Pages 259-264 | Published online: 18 Mar 2021

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Figure 1 Smartphone-based collection allows for much richer data capture. Circular representation of a year of data (October 2018 to September 2019) from a single participant. The inner ring (1) shows daily step count as measured by the smartphone. The middle ring (2) shows the level of types of pollen on a normalized scale in their location for the year. The outer ring (3) quantifies symptom data and highlights the magnitude of longitudinal data that can be captured.

Figure 1 Smartphone-based collection allows for much richer data capture. Circular representation of a year of data (October 2018 to September 2019) from a single participant. The inner ring (1) shows daily step count as measured by the smartphone. The middle ring (2) shows the level of types of pollen on a normalized scale in their location for the year. The outer ring (3) quantifies symptom data and highlights the magnitude of longitudinal data that can be captured.

Figure 2 Collecting real world data symptom and sensor data on a smartphone which feeds into a machine learning model that can predict individual risk of allergy symptoms.

Figure 2 Collecting real world data symptom and sensor data on a smartphone which feeds into a machine learning model that can predict individual risk of allergy symptoms.

Figure 3 Planned future direction shows how risk prediction can be integrated into a tailored model for personalized recommendations.

Figure 3 Planned future direction shows how risk prediction can be integrated into a tailored model for personalized recommendations.