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Neural impairment try suite is a program to evaluate health state for patients, suffering from Huntington illness (HD), Parkinson illness (PD) or Alzheimer's illness (AD) in early stages. Symptoms of the patient are evaluated by conducting easy tasks for detection of tremor, cognitive, speech and energy expenditure impairments. Tremor impairment tasks: • T1: Sequential Touch. Patient is instructed to touch one-coloured circular objects located in device screen sequentially from first till latest with 1 finger. Goal is to touch as close to centre and as quick as possible. • T2: Rainbow Color Touch. Patient is instructed to touch indicated color (from rainbow spectrum) circular object using 1 finger as close to centre and as quick as possible. • T3: Multi-Touch. Patient is instructed to touch shown number of circles using multiple fingers (one or both hands). 3 modes are supported: 2 circles, 3 and 6 circles. Goal is to touch as close to centre and as quick as possible. • T4: Archimedean Spiral. 2 modes are supported. In 1-st mode patient is instructed to follow Archimedean spiral contour using his finger clockwise. In 2-nd mode, patient is asked to draw spiral contour himself counter clockwise. Goal is to follow (draw) spiral contour as precise as possible. Cognitive impairment tasks (based on SAGE methodology, https://wexnermedical.osu.edu/brain-spine-neuro/memory-disorders/sage): • T5: General Questions (Insights). Patient is surveyed about his memory (thinking), balance, depression issues etc. • T6: Orientation (Current Day). Patient is asked to memorize and enter current date (year, month, day). • T7: Picture Naming. Patient is instructed to recognize shown picture and write down name of the picture in device screen. • T8: Similarities, Calculation. Patient is instructed to reply given questions, which require primary mathematical knowledge. • T9: Construction (3D figure). Patient is instructed to draw (replicate) given 3D shape e.g. cube. • T10: Construction (Clock). Patient is instructed to draw a really big face of a clock, put in the numbers, position the hands for given time in hours and minutes. • T11: Verbal Fluency. Patient is asked to enter a specified number of names in a category e.g. countries. • T12: Executive (Modified Trials). Patient is instructed to draw a line from one circle to other starting at 1 and alternating numbers and letters. • T13: Executive (Trouble Solving). Patient is instructed to put lines to form logical shape e.g. 2 squares. • T0: Memory. Patient is instructed to remember a sentence and enter it at the end of testing (only supported in integration mode) Speech impairment tasks: • T14: Voice Recorder. Patient is instructed to repeat shown text paragraph (e.g. poem) using his voice for a few times. Energy Expenditure impairment asks: • T15: TDEE. Total everyday energy expenditure (TDEE) metric is calculated after patient is surveyed about his everyday meal ration and exercise activities. Extra features: • Training mode: patient can test out individual tasks for multiple times before actual testing procedure • Testing mode: proposed 16 tasks are sequentially integrated by providing each next try randomly, thus not allowing patients to hack and memorize tasks • Integration of all 4 various try forms, as officially provided by SAGE methodology • Multi-Language (English and Lithuanian) support • Automatic collection of data and features from tasks • Automatic evaluation of patient health state after try procedure • Synchronization with researcher's Google drive account • Customizable GUI component (Button, TextView, ImageView) size for improved usage convenience to patients with neurological disorders • Locking the apk screen to prevent unnecessary redrawing of shapes when particular try mode is activated • Anonymous testing