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Weiqing He1, Bojian Hou1, George Demiris1
1University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA.
Abstract:
Mental health challenges are significant global public health concerns, affecting millions of people and impacting individuals, families, and communities alike. Therapists play a crucial role in supporting those with mental health issues by providing emotional, practical, and financial assistance, as well as facilitating access to treatment and services. Utilizing one-to-one interviews is an effective approach that yields valuable transcripts for further study. In this paper, we focus on interview transcripts between therapists and caregivers with family members suffering from dementia. We propose a method to efficiently handle long interview transcripts for classification. Then we employ the Shapley-value based interpretability technique to identify important contents that significantly contribute to classification results and build a corpus containing sentences potentially beneficial to the therapy. This approach offers valuable insights for enhancing the treatment of mental health issues.
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