MentalLLaMA
Mental Health Analyzer
An open-source large language model designed to analyze mental health data on social media platforms with interpretability features.
This repository introduces MentaLLaMA, the first open-source instruction following large language model for interpretable mental health analysis.
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Language: Python
last commit: over 2 years agochatgptgpt4interpretabilitylanguage-modellarge-language-modelsllama2mental-healthnatural-language-processingnatural-language-understandingsocial-media
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