Leveraging ChatGPT to optimize depression intervention through explainable deep learning
Yang Liu,
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Xingchen Ding,
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Shun Peng
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et al.
Frontiers in Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: June 6, 2024
Introduction
Mental
health
issues
bring
a
heavy
burden
to
individuals
and
societies
around
the
world.
Recently,
large
language
model
ChatGPT
has
demonstrated
potential
in
depression
intervention.
The
primary
objective
of
this
study
was
ascertain
viability
as
tool
for
aiding
counselors
their
interactions
with
patients
while
concurrently
evaluating
its
comparability
human-generated
content
(HGC).
Methods
We
propose
novel
framework
that
integrates
state-of-the-art
AI
technologies,
including
ChatGPT,
BERT,
SHAP,
enhance
accuracy
effectiveness
mental
interventions.
generates
responses
user
inquiries,
which
are
then
classified
using
BERT
ensure
reliability
content.
SHAP
is
subsequently
employed
provide
insights
into
underlying
semantic
constructs
AI-generated
recommendations,
enhancing
interpretability
Results
Remarkably,
our
proposed
methodology
consistently
achieved
an
impressive
rate
93.76%.
discerned
always
employs
polite
considerate
tone
responses.
It
refrains
from
intricate
or
unconventional
vocabulary
maintains
impersonal
demeanor.
These
findings
underscore
significance
AIGC
invaluable
complementary
component
conventional
intervention
strategies.
Discussion
This
illuminates
considerable
promise
offered
by
utilization
models
realm
healthcare.
represents
pivotal
step
toward
advancing
development
sophisticated
healthcare
systems
capable
augmenting
patient
care
counseling
practices.
Language: Английский
Injecting new insights: How do review sentiment and rating inconsistency shape the helpfulness of airline reviews?
Yang Liu,
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Lihua Ma,
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Yue Dou
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et al.
Information Processing & Management,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
62(4), P. 104088 - 104088
Published: Feb. 7, 2025
Language: Английский
Understanding COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy of different regions in the post-epidemic era: A causality deep learning approach
Digital Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Objective
This
paper
aims
to
understand
vaccine
hesitancy
in
the
post-epidemic
era
by
analyzing
texts
related
reviews
and
public
attitudes
toward
three
prominent
brands:
Sinovac,
AstraZeneca,
Pfizer,
exploring
relationship
of
with
prevalence
epidemics
different
regions.
Methods
We
collected
165629
Twitter
user
comments
associated
brands.
The
were
labeled
based
on
willingness
attitude
vaccination.
utilize
a
causality
deep
learning
model,
Bert
multi-channel
convolutional
neural
network
(BertMCNN),
predict
users’
mutually.
Results
When
applied
provided
dataset,
proposed
BertMCNN
model
demonstrated
superior
performance
traditional
machine
algorithms
other
models.
It
is
worth
noting
that
after
March
2022,
was
more
hesitant
about
Sinovac
vaccines.
Conclusions
study
reveals
connection
between
epidemic
analytical
results
obtained
from
this
method
can
assist
governmental
health
departments
making
informed
decisions
regarding
vaccination
strategies.
Language: Английский
How broadband internet shapes household tourism decisions: a double/debiased machine learning-based difference-in-difference approach
Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Technology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 18, 2024
Purpose
This
study
aims
to
examine
the
influence
of
broadband
internet
on
Chinese
households’
tourism
decisions
and
spending
patterns.
It
reveals
transformative
potential
digital
connectivity
in
enhancing
activity.
Design/methodology/approach
Using
a
rigorous
double/debiased
machine
learning-based
difference-in-difference
(DMLDiD)
method
extensive
panel
data,
this
research
quantitatively
analyzes
impact
household
engagement
financial
allocations.
incorporates
comprehensive
robustness
checks,
including
placebo
tests
algorithm
variations,
ensure
validity
findings.
Findings
Within
households
with
access,
results
indicate
significant
increase
3.54%
31.24%
participation
tourism-related
expenditures,
respectively.
attributes
these
outcomes
enhanced
incomes,
facilitated
online
transactions
alleviated
credit
constraints,
highlighting
notable
disparities
across
urban
versus
rural
settings
among
distinct
demographic
categories.
Additionally,
moderating
effects
marital
status
size
reveal
that
married
greater
number
members
tend
leverage
access
more
effectively
for
making
expenditures.
Originality/value
By
pioneering
application
DMLDiD
approach
behaviors
toward
tourism,
contributes
novel
insights
economic
discourse
role
infrastructure
development.
offers
empirical
evidence
strategic
implications
policymakers
industry
professionals
who
seek
enhance
tourism.
Language: Английский
Clustering Analysis of Hotel Network Reviews Based on Text Mining Method
Industry science and engineering.,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
1(4), P. 51 - 59
Published: April 1, 2024
With
the
development
of
information
technology,
users
use
online
platforms
to
post
real-time
comments
express
their
preferences
and
opinions
on
goods
or
services.
Online
review
expresses
users'
behavioral
habits
special
preferences.
In
depth,
analysis
hotel
reviews
can
improve
adaptability
services
user
needs.
Effective
mining
vast
data
will
provide
value
for
tourism
industry.
Using
text
methods
process
data,
multiple
clustering
were
compared
analyzed
positive
negative
feature
words
from
perspective
experience.
It
was
found
that
k-means++
algorithm
had
a
better
effect
network
achieved
segmentation
evaluation
information.
Unsupervised
be
used
further
classify
comment
into
categories
based
reviews,
providing
intellectual
support
improving
precision
personalized
service
quality
hotels.
Language: Английский
Stock movement prediction in a hotel with multimodality and spatio-temporal features during the Covid-19 pandemic
Yang Liu,
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Lili Ma
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Heliyon,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(21), P. e40024 - e40024
Published: Nov. 1, 2024
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
underscored
the
importance
of
accurate
stock
prediction
in
tourism
industry,
particularly
for
hotels.
Despite
growing
interest
leveraging
consumer
reviews
performance
forecasting,
existing
methods
often
need
to
integrate
rich,
multimodal
data
from
these
fully.
This
study
addresses
this
gap
by
developing
a
novel
deep
learning
model,
Multimodal
Spatio-Temporal
Graph
Convolutional
Neural
Network
(MSGCN),
specifically
designed
predict
hotel
performance.
Unlike
traditional
models,
MSGCN
captures
spatial
relationships
between
hotels
using
graph
convolutional
network
and
integrates
information—including
text,
images,
ratings
reviews—into
process.
Our
research
builds
on
literature
validating
efficacy
improving
introducing
spatio-temporal
component
that
enhances
accuracy.
Through
rigorous
testing
two
diverse
datasets,
our
model
demonstrates
superior
compared
approaches,
showing
robustness
during
after
pandemic.
findings
provide
valuable
insights
managers
consumers,
offering
powerful
tool
making
informed
business
decisions
rapidly
evolving
market.
Language: Английский
The application of machine learning algorithms for predicting length of stay before and during the COVID-19 pandemic: evidence from Wuhan-area hospitals
Yang Liu,
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Ruonan Liang,
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Chengzhi Zhang
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et al.
Frontiers in Digital Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6
Published: Dec. 13, 2024
Objective
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
placed
unprecedented
strain
on
healthcare
systems,
mainly
due
to
the
highly
variable
and
challenging
predict
patient
length
of
stay
(LOS).
This
study
aims
identify
primary
factors
impacting
LOS
for
patients
before
during
pandemic.
Methods
collected
electronic
medical
record
data
from
Zhongnan
Hospital
Wuhan
University.
We
employed
six
machine
learning
algorithms
probability
LOS.
Results
After
implementing
selection,
we
identified
35
variables
affecting
establish
model.
top
three
predictive
were
out-of-pocket
amount,
insurance,
admission
deplanement.
experiments
conducted
showed
that
XGBoost
(XGB)
achieved
best
performance.
MAE,
RMSE,
MAPE
errors
are
lower
than
3%
average
household
registration
in
non-household
Wuhan.
Conclusions
Research
finds
is
reasonable
predicting
offers
valuable
guidance
hospital
administrators
planning
resource
allocation
strategies
can
effectively
meet
demand.
Consequently,
these
insights
contribute
improved
quality
care
wiser
utilization
scarce
resources.
Language: Английский