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Week-Ahead Prediction of High-Risk Drinking Episodes Among Young Adults Using Wearable Biosignals and Psychological Vulnerabilities: Prospective Observational Machine Learning Study

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Published: 2026
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title Week-Ahead Prediction of High-Risk Drinking Episodes Among Young Adults Using Wearable Biosignals and Psychological Vulnerabilities: Prospective Observational Machine Learning Study
title_alt Predicción semanal de episodios de consumo de alcohol de alto riesgo entre adultos jóvenes utilizando bioseñales portátiles y vulnerabilidades psicológicas: estudio prospectivo observacional de aprendizaje automático
Prédiction une semaine à l'avance des épisodes de consommation d'alcool à haut risque chez les jeunes adultes à l'aide de biosignaux portables et de vulnérabilités psychologiques : étude prospective observationnelle d'apprentissage automatique
Predição Semanal de Episódios de Consumo de Álcool de Alto Risco entre Jovens Adultos Usando Biossinais Vestíveis e Vulnerabilidades Psicológicas: Estudo Prospectivo Observacional de Aprendizado de Máquina
title_auth Week-Ahead Prediction of High-Risk Drinking Episodes Among Young Adults Using Wearable Biosignals and Psychological Vulnerabilities: Prospective Observational Machine Learning Study
title_es_txt Predicción semanal de episodios de consumo de alcohol de alto riesgo entre adultos jóvenes utilizando bioseñales portátiles y vulnerabilidades psicológicas: estudio prospectivo observacional de aprendizaje automático
title_fr_txt Prédiction une semaine à l'avance des épisodes de consommation d'alcool à haut risque chez les jeunes adultes à l'aide de biosignaux portables et de vulnérabilités psychologiques : étude prospective observationnelle d'apprentissage automatique
title_full Week-Ahead Prediction of High-Risk Drinking Episodes Among Young Adults Using Wearable Biosignals and Psychological Vulnerabilities: Prospective Observational Machine Learning Study
title_fullStr Week-Ahead Prediction of High-Risk Drinking Episodes Among Young Adults Using Wearable Biosignals and Psychological Vulnerabilities: Prospective Observational Machine Learning Study
title_full_unstemmed Week-Ahead Prediction of High-Risk Drinking Episodes Among Young Adults Using Wearable Biosignals and Psychological Vulnerabilities: Prospective Observational Machine Learning Study
title_pt_txt Predição Semanal de Episódios de Consumo de Álcool de Alto Risco entre Jovens Adultos Usando Biossinais Vestíveis e Vulnerabilidades Psicológicas: Estudo Prospectivo Observacional de Aprendizado de Máquina
title_short Week-Ahead Prediction of High-Risk Drinking Episodes Among Young Adults Using Wearable Biosignals and Psychological Vulnerabilities: Prospective Observational Machine Learning Study
title_sort week-ahead prediction of high-risk drinking episodes among young adults using wearable biosignals and psychological vulnerabilities: prospective observational machine learning study
topic Computer Science
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url https://mhealth.jmir.org/2026/1/e88223