Read, Diagnose and Chat: Towards Explainable and Interactive LLMs-Augmented Depression Detection in Social Media
Qin, Wei, Chen, Zetong, Wang, Lei, Lan, Yunshi, Ren, Weijieying, Hong, Richang
–arXiv.org Artificial Intelligence
More than half of those who suffer from depression do not receive any Depression detection based on social media content has received increasing treatment [22]. Williams et al. [41] used a depression diagnostic attention, as it allows for early diagnosis before the user's test instrument to discover that 8% of the population had symptoms psychological state deteriorates. Although traditional methods of and a diagnosis of depression, while 7.6% had symptoms but had depression detection can provide a classification of whether the not been diagnosed. Individuals affected by mental disorders often user is depressed or not, they cannot provide human-like explanations hesitate to seek professional help [11].
arXiv.org Artificial Intelligence
May-8-2023
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