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. 2018 Feb 22;43(8):1660–1666. doi: 10.1038/s41386-018-0030-z

Table 2.

Listing of 6 survey question categories, 15 mobility features, and 16 sociability features

Survey question categories Mobility features Sociability features
1. Depression 1. Time spent at home 1. Number of outgoing texts
2. Sleep quality 2. Distance traveled 2. Total outgoing text length
3. Psychosis 3. Radius of gyration 3. Texting out-degree
4. Warning symptoms scale 4. Maximum diameter 4. Number of incoming texts
5. Taking medication 5. Maximum distance from home 5. Total incoming text length
6. Anxiety 6. Number of significant locations 6. Texting in-degree
7. Average flight length 7. Texting reciprocity
8. Standard deviation of flight length 8. Texting responsiveness
9. Average flight duration 9. Number of outgoing calls
10. Standard deviation of flight duration 10. Total outgoing call duration
11. Fraction of the day spent stationary 11. Call out-degree
12. Significant location entropy 12. Number of incoming calls
13. Minutes of GPS data missing 13. Total incoming call durations
14. Physical circadian rhythm 14. Call in-degree
15. Physical circadian rhythm stratified 15. Call reciprocity
16. Call responsiveness

Each mobility and sociability feature is calculated each day for each patient. For each survey question category, a category score is produced for each day the surveys were administered by averaging the score across all questions answered from that category, where each survey question is scored from 0 to 3. Mobility feature 15 is stratified by weekend day vs. week day. Detailed descriptions of mobility feature definitions can be found in Canzian and Musolesi [35]. In sociability features, text length is quantified as the number of characters in the text messages, so for example, sociability feature 2 is the sum of the number of characters in text messages over each day. Further, we use the social network term “degree” to refer to the number of distinct communication partners. For example, sociability feature 6, texting in-degree, corresponds to the number of individuals who have sent a text message to the subject on the given day.