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Modeling self-exciting diurnal processes with applications to smartphone use in populations with affective disorders

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By Theodore D. Satterthwaite, Ian Barnett, Ryan Xie
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Improving strength of routine is a target for many therapies and treatments of mood and affective disorders. Smartphone usage data enables us to model person-specific diurnal patterns of usage that provide useful insight into a person's routine and behavior. Considering phone usage as a point process, existing approaches focus on capturing self-exciting behavior, the phenomenon where the rate of usage is heightened during and immediately after using one's phone.
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2026 will reward decisive landowners

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By Ian Barnett
| Property Reporter Verified
"The government’s 1.5 million homes pledge is extremely challenging given weak output so far, but it is driving a more permissive planning stance" - Ian Barnett - LRG I spend much of my time in conversations between landowners about development, and one theme runs through almost every discussion: the belief amongst landowners that if you wait long enough, the land will always be worth more. In 2026, I think that assumption is more dangerous than ever.
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How to deliver housing and growth: A national approach to planning

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By Ian Barnett
| Property Reporter Verified
"The government’s ambitious and unyielding housing target means that our planning system is under extreme pressure to perform: to not only function effectively but more than double the number of housing consents achieved in recent years" - Ian Barnett - Leaders Romans Group A new Planning and Infrastructure Bill is now working its way through Parliament.
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