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The Human Screenome Project In the Screenomics Lab at Stanford University

Tag: Kimberly Molaib

Beyond apps: a method to model full distributions of screen content over time to study media effects

We introduce smartphone screen content patterns (content patterns) as a new construct and propose an analytical framework that represents smartphone use as distributions of experienced screen content rather than summaries of time spent on devices or in apps. We operationalize content patterns using deep learning embeddings of moment-by-moment screenshots and formalize use periods as probability distributions over embedding space...

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