DepressionLLM: Emotion- and causality-aware depression detection with foundation models
Authors:
- Shiyu TengSTShiyu Teng
- Jiaqing LiuJLJiaqing Liu
- Hao SunHSHao Sun
- Yue HuangYHYue Huang
- Rahul Kumar JainRJRahul Kumar Jain
- Shurong ChaiSCShurong Chai
- Ruibo HouRHRuibo Hou
- Tomoko TateyamaTTTomoko Tateyama
- Lanfen LinLLLanfen Lin
- Lang HeLHLang He
- Yen-Wei ChenYCYen-Wei Chen
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JP23K16909)
- Japan Science and Technology Agency (JPMJBS2428)
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