Abstract: It is an object of the invention to increase the predictability of the MRI exam for the patients. This object is achieved by a method for classifying sound of a magnetic resonance imaging sequence into a sound category, wherein the magnetic resonance sequence comprises a one or more sound blocks, wherein individual sound blocks have signal characteristics and wherein sound blocks having similar characteristics are to be classified into the same sound category, the method comprising the steps of: —receiving information about one or more gradient waveforms to be used in the magnetic resonance imaging sequence and; —using a classification algorithm to map the waveform information to a sound category and; —allocating a visual to the sound category.

Abstract: In an embodiment, a method implemented by one or more processors, comprising: receiving one or more recordings of one or more consequences of one or more of activity or inactivity of a user related to a predetermined goal; determining that an opportunity for the user to engage in, or refrain from, a subsequent activity that will affect progression of the predetermined goal is present; and triggering a playback of the one or more recordings to the user based on the determined opportunity.

Abstract: In an embodiment, a computer-implemented method, comprising: receiving contextual information for a user; updating a user state based on the received contextual information; providing electronic interventions to the user over a first interval by executing a first intervention algorithm based on the updated user state; and providing electronic interventions to the user over a second interval based on executing a second intervention algorithm that maximizes a reward function based on a further updated user state of the user and the electronic interventions of the first interval, the second intervention algorithm of a different type than the first intervention algorithm.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a computer-implemented method comprising receiving an electronic message, the electronic message comprising a first motivational message; determining any one or a combination of a coaching style or content personalized to a user based on an analysis of the first motivational message; and setting any one or a combination of the coaching style or content for future electronic messages directed to the user based on a confidence of the determination meeting a threshold confidence level.