Multimodel DL to detect depression and intro to algorithmic thinking


Jul 21, 07:00 PM PDT
  • Virtual SF Bay ACM
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This seminar is hosted by SF Bay ACM Chapter

An interdisciplinary framework is introduced to leverage both psychiatric clinical best practices as well as AI natural language processing and facial emotion recognition technologies. During COVID-19, the depression rate increased dramatically. Young adults are most vulnerable to the mental health effects of the pandemic. Sentiment analysis technologies and a uniquely designed depression Lexicon for young adults are applied to user communications on Twitter. The result is further integrated with emotion cues from Convolutional Neural Network. The experiment results are consistent with an average accuracy of 88.31%. This approach can reach 300+ million daily active Twitter users to promote early depression detection.

Algorithm is about working smart to avoid unnecessary work. It identifies the most efficient steps to solve a seemingly complex problem without detouring. This talk will use a unique and highly visual approach to introduce some fundamental algorithms used in computational competition and job interviews: Greedy, Dynamic Programming, Prim, Kruskal, Dijkstra, BFS, DFS, etc. Audience will be inspired by the Pygames and the algorithm inventors’ fun stories. You can be the next inventor!

Claire&Raymond

Claire loves to weave her stories in Pygame and craft logics in machine learning models. She won 2nd Place Student Award in Synopsys Science and Engineering Fair and Certificate of Achievement, Association for Computing Machinery, San Francisco Bay Area Professional Chapter. She also won first place in Anti-COVID-19 Young Scholars Campaign by creating a Corona-Buster app with her team.

Raymond is co-author of the Amazon book “Algorithmic Thinking for Adventurous Minds” (ISBN: 979-8743231201). Through a symbolic magical lens, CalliLens, the readers will observe abstraction and recognize patterns in each adventure, and naturally master algorithmic thinking skills without them forcefully knowing it.

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