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| "text": "Conversational Agents (CAs) powered with deep language models (DLMs) have shown tremendous promise in the domain of mental health. Prominently, the CAs have been used to provide informational or therapeutic services (e.g., cognitive behavioral therapy) to patients. However, the utility of CAs to assist in mental health triaging has not been explored in the existing work as it requires a controlled generation of follow-up questions (FQs), which are often initiated and guided by the mental health professionals (MHPs) in clinical settings. In the context of 'depression', our experiments show that DLMs coupled with process knowledge in a mental health questionnaire generate 12.54% and 9.37% better FQs based on similarity and longest common subsequence matches to questions in the PHQ-9 dataset respectively, when compared with DLMs without process knowledge support. Despite coupling with process knowledge, we find that DLMs are still prone to hallucination, i.e., generating redundant, irrelevant, and unsafe FQs. We demonstrate the challenge of using existing datasets to train a DLM for generating FQs that adhere to clinical process knowledge. To address this limitation, we prepared an extended PHQ-9 based dataset, PRIMATE, in collaboration with MHPs. PRI-MATE contains annotations regarding whether a particular question in the PHQ-9 dataset has already been answered in the user's initial description of the mental health condition. We used PRIMATE to train a DLM in a supervised setting to identify which of the PHQ-9 questions can be answered directly from the user's post and which ones would require more information from the user. Using performance analysis based on MCC scores, we show that PRI-MATE is appropriate for identifying questions in PHQ-9 that could guide generative DLMs towards controlled FQ generation (with minimal hallucination) suitable for aiding triaging. The", |
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| "text": "Conversational agents (CAs) powered by DLMs are software designed to interact with human users for specific tasks. For mental health purposes, particularly depression, CAs have been studied extensively in prior work for helping patients follow generic mental health guidelines, typically by providing reminders to assist patients in adhering to the medication and therapy strategy outlined by a mental health professional (MHP) 12 . However, previous work on depression have not examined the use of CAs for triaging. For the purpose of triaging, CAs should learn to generate controlled and clinical process knowledge-guided discourse that can assist MHPs in diagnosis. Our research suggests a clinically grounded and explainable methodology to develop conversational information-seeking tools, first to learn \"what symptoms the user is suffering\" and \"what extra information is needed for triaging.\"", |
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| "text": "CAs are susceptible to irrelevant and sometimes harmful questions when generating FQs or responses to a patient suffering from depression (Miner et al., 2016) . The primary reason for irrelevant and harmful questions is that CAs cannot incorporate contextual information in generating appropriate follow-up questions (FQs) (see Figure 1) . Further, the sensitivity of the conversation and a controlled generation process are essential characteristics of patient-clinician interactions, which are difficult to embed in DLM-based CAs. Therefore, question generation (QG) in mental health is challenging, and research to develop CAs for automating triage has not been explored. Reddit is a rich source for bringing crowd perspective in training DLMs over conversational data. On the left is a sample post from r/depression help which sees inquisitive interaction from other Reddit users. At the top-right are the FQs asked by the Reddit users in the comments. These FQs are aimed at understanding the severity of the mental health situation of the user and are hence, diagnostically relevant. At the bottom-right are the questions generated by DLMs. It can be seen that these are not suitable FQs.", |
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| "text": "Procedures for generating semantically related and logically ordered questions in the mental health domain are a form of process knowledge manifested in various clinical instruments for mental health triage. For example, the severity of depression is measured using Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ-9). Enforcing DLMs to follow process knowledge, like in PHQ-9, would make CAs generate FQs similar to an MHP when they are seeking information from the patient (Karasz et al., 2012) . Unfortunately, datasets that meet this criterion are currently unavailable. Though clinical diagnostic interviews exist, they are not rich, sufficiently dense, and varied to train DLMs (Manas et al., 2021; Gratch et al., 2014) . Further, we require dataset(s) that includes support seeking queries and natural questions that show help providing behavior. For this purpose, anonymized usergenerated conversational data in Mental Health support communities on Reddit provides a rich source of fine-grained, contextual, and diverse information suitable for fine-tuning DLMs. Specific to depression, we explored posts and comments in r/depression help.", |
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| "text": "We acknowledge partial support from the National Science Foundation (NSF) award #2133842 \"EA-GER: Advancing Neuro-symbolic AI with Deep Knowledge-infused Learning,\" with PI Dr. Amit Sheth. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the NSF.", |
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