WellXplain: Wellness Concept Extraction and Classification in Reddit Posts for Mental Health Analysis

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2308.13710v1
• Date: Fri, 25 Aug 2023 23:50:05 GMT
• Title: WellXplain: Wellness Concept Extraction and Classification in Reddit Posts for Mental Health Analysis
• Authors: Muskan Garg
• Abstract summary: In traditional therapy sessions, professionals manually pinpoint the origins and outcomes of underlying mental challenges. We introduce an approach to this intricate mental health analysis by framing the identification of wellness dimensions in Reddit content as a wellness concept extraction and categorization challenge. We've curated a unique dataset named WELLXPLAIN, comprising 3,092 entries and totaling 72,813 words.
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• Abstract: During the current mental health crisis, the importance of identifying potential indicators of mental issues from social media content has surged. Overlooking the multifaceted nature of mental and social well-being can have detrimental effects on one's mental state. In traditional therapy sessions, professionals manually pinpoint the origins and outcomes of underlying mental challenges, a process both detailed and time-intensive. We introduce an approach to this intricate mental health analysis by framing the identification of wellness dimensions in Reddit content as a wellness concept extraction and categorization challenge. We've curated a unique dataset named WELLXPLAIN, comprising 3,092 entries and totaling 72,813 words. Drawing from Halbert L. Dunn's well-regarded wellness theory, our team formulated an annotation framework along with guidelines. This dataset also includes human-marked textual segments, offering clear reasoning for decisions made in the wellness concept categorization process. Our aim in publishing this dataset and analyzing initial benchmarks is to spearhead the creation of advanced language models tailored for healthcare-focused concept extraction and categorization.

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