About RADAR-base
Background
The RADAR-base community emerged from the IMI project RADAR-CNS, where a consortium of clinicians, developers, researchers, patient organizations, and EFPIA partners joined forces to transform care by leveraging data from wearable devices and smartphones. By combining passive physiological data (from wearables such as fitness trackers) and active self-assessment (via questionnaires and scheduled cognitive tests), RADAR-CNS enables a comprehensive picture of a participant’s health state.
The RADAR-CNS project focuses on evaluating the clinical value of sensor data for relapse prediction in three central nervous system (CNS) disorders: epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, major depressive disorder.
Repository structure
All RADAR-base source code is published on GitHub.
Each repository contains two main branches:
master → stable releases
dev → development work
Each repository has a README with:
A short description of the code
Usage instructions
Contribution guidelines
🔧 Please report bugs or problems using GitHub Issues.
Contributing
We welcome contributions from the community. Before contributing, please read: Style Guide and Code of Conduct.
RADAR-base Resources
Type | Link |
|---|---|
 | Website: https://radar-base.org |
| Github: http://github.com/RADAR-base |
| Slack (sign-up): sign-up link |
| Twitter: https://twitter.com/radar_base |
| Wiki: RADAR-base |
| YouTube videos:
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