Real Time Data Collection with Adaptive Sampling and Innovative Technologies

利用自适应采样和创新技术进行实时数据收集

基本信息

批准号：
8461227
负责人：
LORA Emilie BURKE
金额：
$ 65.24万
依托单位：
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH AT PITTSBURGH
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2011
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2011-04-15 至 2015-03-31
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/8461227
关键词：
Accounting Adherence Adult Affect Area Attention Behavior Behavior monitoring Behavioral Behavioral Sciences Body Weight Body Weight decreased Calculi Cardiovascular system Cellular Phone Chronic Disease Complex Computer software Data Data Collection Data Quality Data Sources Development Devices Diabetes Mellitus Diet Eating Elements Environment Environmental Health Epidemiology Equilibrium Event Exercise Feeling Food Frequencies Future Health behavior Individual Investigation Kidney Diseases Length Link Location Malignant Neoplasms Measurement Measures Methodology Methods Modeling Modification Monitor Moods Natural Sciences Pain Paper Participant Patient Self-Report Patients Pattern Physical activity Probability Samples Process Recording of previous events Relapse Reporting Research Research Design Research Personnel Risk Sampling Schedule Science Self Efficacy Self Management Sleep Social Interaction Social Sciences Statistical Models Stress Study Subject Study models Surveys Survival Analysis System Technology Telephone Testing Time Time Study Tooth structure Weight Work actigraphy base behavior change behavioral/social science data exchange design diaries experience hazard improved innovative technologies insight instrument longitudinal design model design programs public health relevance research study response smoking relapse

项目摘要

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Ecological momentary assessment (EMA) is a data collection method that assesses individual's experiences as they occur in real time and in the natural environment. Its usefulness has been limited, however, by the available technology and the burden it places on the participant. We propose to improve EMA by further developing and testing an adaptive assessment system designed by our interdisciplinary team using state-of-the-science hardware and software that limits subject burden while facilitating real-time data collection. Our modifications to EMA are designed to increase data quality by optimizing the sampling schedule for random prompts measuring momentary covariates, while reducing the burden on study participants. We hypothesize that our proposed method will mitigate limitations associated with EMA and provide a means to quantify variables not traditionally measured in EMA, e.g., duration and quality of sleep, physical activity, daily weight and location, in a study of intentional, supervised weight loss in adults. We will test our hypothesis by using real-time transmission of data to link information from smart-phones, weight scales, daily diaries, actigraphs, and accelerometers. Modified-EMA sampling will be response adaptive - increasing the frequency of random assessments in response to indicators of increased risk, such as low mood for 3 days or high levels of stress. The value of the models we propose to further develop here will be applicable to a wide range of conditions in which the process of self-imposed behavior change is maintained or reversed, including adherence to self-management of chronic diseases (e.g., diabetes, kidney disease, cancer). Additionally, the framework for EMA sampling design and model fitting that we propose to develop is anticipated to be broadly applicable not only to EMA, but also to survival analysis in biomedicine, spatial epidemiology in environmental health, and to event history data in the social and behavioral sciences.

描述（由申请人提供）：生态瞬时评估（EMA）是一种数据收集方法，用于评估个人在自然环境中实时发生的经历。然而，它的实用性受到可用技术及其给参与者带来的负担的限制。我们建议通过进一步开发和测试由我们的跨学科团队设计的自适应评估系统来改进 EMA，该系统使用最先进的硬件和软件来限制受试者负担，同时促进实时数据收集。我们对 EMA 的修改旨在通过优化测量瞬时协变量的随机提示的采样计划来提高数据质量，同时减轻研究参与者的负担。我们假设我们提出的方法将减轻与 EMA 相关的限制，并提供一种方法来量化 EMA 中传统上不测量的变量，例如，在有意、监督的减肥研究中，睡眠持续时间和质量、体力活动、每日体重和地点在成人中。我们将通过实时数据传输来链接来自智能手机、体重秤、日记、活动记录仪和加速计的信息来检验我们的假设。修改后的 EMA 抽样将具有响应适应性 - 增加随机评估的频率，以响应风险增加的指标，例如 3 天情绪低落或压力较大。我们建议在此进一步开发的模型的价值将适用于维持或逆转自我施加的行为改变过程的广泛条件，包括坚持慢性疾病的自我管理（例如糖尿病、肾病）疾病、癌症）。此外，我们建议开发的 EMA 抽样设计和模型拟合框架预计不仅广泛适用于 EMA，而且还广泛适用于生物医学中的生存分析、环境健康中的空间流行病学以及社会和社会中的事件历史数据。行为科学。