ABSTRACT
Suicide has become a global public health challenge. In the context of social media becoming an indispensable part of people's lives, early detection of social media users who may exhibit suicidal tendencies holds significant importance. With the aid of deep learning and natural language processing techniques, superior results have been achieved in identifying suicide risks compared to traditional machine learning methods. In this study, we conducted a suicide risk assessment and prediction on text data from the Reddit platform, proposing a neural network model based on BiLSTM and Attention mechanisms. Through testing on publicly available datasets, the proposed method achieved an accuracy of 94% and outperformed other models in terms of precision, recall, and F1 Score metrics.
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- Attention-based BiLSTM Network for Social Media Suicide Detection
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