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Fig. 3. Screenshot of trial configura- Fig. 4. Screenshot of response configu-

ration tion

Fig. 5. Screenshot previous stimulus Fig. 6. Screenshot of response stimulus

set set

the user receives a visual feedback during 500 ms (see Figure 7). This task is
composed of 48 trials, and the visual patterns consist of meaningless geometric
shapes of different colors.
The “Task Board” is similar to above except that in the present task visual
patterns consisting of 5x5 squares divided in 25 equal quadrants, some of which
are colored (a “board”). In each trial there are two screens of events: the sample
screen during 5 s (where the subject is shown a “board”), and the choice screen
until response (where subject must select the “board” which exactly matches
the sample “board”).
At the beginning of the execution of a task, the subject should make a pre-
set number of evaluation trials defined by the therapist. Then the system will
ask to the similarity module for the most similar patient profile. At this point,
the service accepts as input the sequence that models user behavior, and then