This invention discloses a severe depression assessment model based on cloud-edge
collaboration and knowledge-guided cross-comparative learning, belonging to the field of intelligent medical technology. The model employs a cloud-edge collaborative architecture, acquiring fMRI data and demographic information at the edge, combining this with AAL and Harvard brain atlases to extract ROI
time series, modeling using Pearson correlation coefficients, conducting inter-group t-tests for significance analysis, and constructing a
functional connectivity graph through
feature fusion before uploading it to the cloud. On the cloud, based on multi-view brain map
hierarchical analysis, it integrates graph attention mechanisms, default mode network medical prior knowledge, and cross-comparative learning to complete the training and optimization of graph attention, subgraph generation, and the prediction network. Then,
feature extraction, knowledge-guided
pruning, and cross-view fusion are performed on the
functional connectivity graph to be tested, and the depression assessment result is obtained through
inference by the prediction network. This invention shortens
transmission time, reduces bandwidth pressure, avoids privacy leakage risks, and improves assessment accuracy.