Classification of suicidal ideation severity from Twitter messages using machine learning

• A machine learning model for classifying text messages of depressed, suicidal individuals based on five suicidal ideation levels of Columbia-suicide severity rating scale. • A dataset of Twitter posts in Thai language for suicidal ideation severity classification that was labeled by counseling psychologists. • A web application prototype that provides suicidal ideation severity prediction and introduces cognitive behavioral therapy to handle negative automatic thoughts. • A suicidal ideation support model that emphasizes the roles of elements in socio-technical systems to support individuals developing suicidal ideation. Depression has become a major mental health problem in Thailand and can lead to suicidal ideation. As suicidal ideation may vary in intensity and lead to suicide attempts, early detection of suicidal ideation severity should be implemented. This research presents text classification models for the prediction of suicidal ideation severity. A dataset of Twitter messages in Thai was used to develop several classification models. A web application prototype was also developed to predict suicidal ideation severity and introduce self-therapy based on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to its users for managing negative automatic thoughts. The application prototype received satisfactory feedback during the user experience assessment. The results of this research highlight the importance and need for socio-technical systems to help with early suicidal ideation detection and early therapy in the social environment where mental health support is inadequate.

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International Journal of Information Management Data Insights
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2024-09-13
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jjimei.2024.100280
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5
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Mental Health via Writing
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Classification of suicidal ideation severity from Twitter messages using machine learning

Twittie Senivongse, Nattasuda Taephant, Pantaporn Benjachairat, Jiratchaya Puvapaisankit et al.
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International Journal of Information Management Data Insights
Mental Health via Writing
3.22
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Classification of suicidal ideation severity from Twitter messages using machine learning

Twittie Senivongse, Nattasuda Taephant, Pantaporn Benjachairat, Jiratchaya Puvapaisankit, Chonlakorn Maturosjamnan, Thanakorn Kultananawat
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Abstract

• A machine learning model for classifying text messages of depressed, suicidal individuals based on five suicidal ideation levels of Columbia-suicide severity rating scale. • A dataset of Twitter posts in Thai language for suicidal ideation severity classification that was labeled by counseling psychologists. • A web application prototype that provides suicidal ideation severity prediction and introduces cognitive behavioral therapy to handle negative automatic thoughts. • A suicidal ideation support model that emphasizes the roles of elements in socio-technical systems to support individuals developing suicidal ideation. Depression has become a major mental health problem in Thailand and can lead to suicidal ideation. As suicidal ideation may vary in intensity and lead to suicide attempts, early detection of suicidal ideation severity should be implemented. This research presents text classification models for the prediction of suicidal ideation severity. A dataset of Twitter messages in Thai was used to develop several classification models. A web application prototype was also developed to predict suicidal ideation severity and introduce self-therapy based on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to its users for managing negative automatic thoughts. The application prototype received satisfactory feedback during the user experience assessment. The results of this research highlight the importance and need for socio-technical systems to help with early suicidal ideation detection and early therapy in the social environment where mental health support is inadequate.

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