Index

Catalog of every page in this wiki, grouped by type. Read this first on any query.

Start here

• Overview: the partnership proposition, the ecosystem, and how to navigate
• Editorial safeguards: hard constraints every page must respect — read before writing anything
• Log: append-only record of ingests, queries and lint passes

Analyses

• INNOFAIR 2026 workshop programme: title, theme, the six talks, format, audience, goal
• Ecosystem map: who is in, what they bring, and how firm each relationship is
• Capability portfolio: the full 19-row NIPG technical inventory with per-row evidence
• Bibliography: the 22-entry publication, patent and institutional reference table
• Datasets: external corpora previously analysed, and prospective data
• Programme opportunities: the proposed MILAB-style programme and its work packages
• Project structure in Plane: what Plane tracks versus what the wiki stores
• Funding landscape: search space, secured awards, and the venture route
• Collaboration process: contact, and the path from idea to auditable project
• Keywords and search terms: editorial tags grouped by theme

Entities

Tier 1 — Hub

• NIPG / ELTE: the AI and informatics hub every technical thread passes through
• András Lőrincz: NIPG founder, workshop convenor

Tier 2 — Core working partners

• Semmelweis University & VIKOTE: the funded clinical anchor
• Zsolt Unoka: VSMT principal investigator, clinical lead
• Speech Gap: the patented longitudinal speech-measurement technology
• Gábor Gosztolya: Speech Gap origin partner and named inventor
• University of Szeged: IP owner and speech-technology partner
• Argus Cognitive: the clinical-AI translation case study

Tier 3 — Strategic partners

• Michael E. Benros: the Danish opportunity
• Erik Szabó / White Unicorn: the venture-building layer

Tier 4 — Supporting

• Bruno Melício: Sorbonne, ADOS-2 multimodal work, ex-NIPG
• Supporting collaborations: Sorbonne, Delft/MeMo, DFKI, Richter/Colleyeder, educational-games archive
• MILAB: the Hungarian AI National Laboratory, cited as an organisational model

Concepts

Core framing

• Precision psychiatry: the organising idea and the seven perspectives
• Capability readiness: how this wiki labels what is actually true
• Clinical AI translation: the path from method to clinical use, and the five-test screen

Measurement

• Longitudinal within-person measurement: why each person is their own control
• Temporal speech parameters: what Speech Gap measures
• Respiratory signal extension: the planned NIPG contribution
• PCI Registered Reports: bias-control levels and the safe timeline
• Data governance and annotation: the layer everything else depends on

Clinical

• Borderline personality disorder: the anchoring condition and its speech evidence
• Avatar therapy: the intervention and the wider avatar thread
• Autism heterogeneity: dimensional phenotyping and systems-level modelling

Methods

• Multimodal behaviour analysis: NIPG’s central technical competence
• Perceived personality: a carefully bounded construct
• Adaptive assessment and serious games: games as measurement instruments

Sources

• Precision Psychiatry Wiki — review draft: the 13-page plan, drafted content, and reference table
• INNOFAIR partner material (weighted): the tiering logic and the full safeguards — the governing source
• INNOFAIR workshop plan: the formal submission, speaker biographies, talk titles
• PCI RR — early data collection and software revisions: what stays repairable, and what does not