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JMIR Mental Health - Suicide Risk and Protective Factors in Online Support Forum Posts: Annotation Scheme Development and Validation Study

https://mental.jmir.org/2021/11/e24471

“Background: Online communities provide support for individuals looking for help with suicidal ideation and crisis. As community data are increasingly used to devise machine learning models to infer who might be at risk, there have been limited efforts to identify both risk and protective factors in web-based posts....” (the page’s own description)

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https://steviechancellor.com “JMIR MH paper about annotation for suicidal ideation in Reddit communities”
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