Using Label-text Correlation and Deviation Punishment for Fine-grained Suicide Risk Detection in Social Media

Abstract

Suicide causes serious harm to individuals, families and society, and becomes a social problem of widespread concern. Therefore, it is necessary to find and intervene individuals at risk of suicide as soon as possible. In recent years, social media data has successfully been leveraged for suicide risk detection. However, for fine-grained suicide risk detection, the existing models ignore the deviation between the predicted results and the real results when making wrong predictions, and do not pay attention to the semantic information contained in the labels. This paper proposes a deep learning model based on Label-Text Correlation and Deviation Punishment (LTC-DP). While learning the semantic relation adequately between the text and the corresponding label, the model can give different punishment adaptively according to the deviation degrees between the predicted results and the real result. The experimental results show that compared with the baseline model, the proposed model has better performance in fine-grained suicide risk detection. In addition, we release a fine-grained suicide risk detection data set based on Weibo, the data set is available at https://github.com/cxyazy/FGCSD-main.