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Mental illness is a pressing issue that needs urgent attention, as the number of people suffering from mental disorders continues to increase. Diagnosing mental health disorders can be challenging, and gathering information about a patient’s medical history and symptoms is crucial for an accurate diagnosis. Self-disclosure on social media can provide valuable insights into whether users may be suffering from a mental illness. This paper proposes a method for automatically collecting data from social media users who disclosed their depression. The proposed approach yielded a 97% accuracy rate with a majority of 95%.
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