分析COVID-19对健康的影响-使用自然语言处理技术研究Reddit帖子

Hassam Uddin Abro, Zafi Sherhan Shah, H. Abbasi
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2019冠状病毒病大流行继续对全世界人民的心理健康产生负面影响。由于失业率上升、收入减少和缺乏社会交往,人们现在更有可能感到孤独,外出次数减少,并害怕病毒传播的意想不到的性质。与此同时,公共卫生当局对监测人们的精神和情感健康很感兴趣。在本文中,使用自然语言处理来分析人类对COVID-19大流行的情绪,这种大流行已经危险地影响了人们的身心健康两年多了。尽管已经过去了几波COVID-19,其中第一波和第三波,即2020年3月20日开始的初始大流行期和2020年1月开始的Delta变体的兴起对个人的心理健康影响最大,但本文的结果进一步证明了这一点。这项研究的重点是这种病毒对人们心理健康和情绪的影响有多严重。在对数据进行处理,即清理、格式化和去除数据中的不规则性之后,应用特征工程模型来获取结果。通过VADER(价格感知词典和情绪推理)的结果表明,在两个提到的时期之间,整体负面情绪有所增加。此外,NRC-EIL(加拿大国家研究委员会-情绪强度词典)的分析表明,“恐惧”和“悲伤”在这些时候发生。
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Analysis Of COVID-19 Effects On Wellbeing - Study Of Reddit Posts Using Natural Language Processing Techniques
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to negatively impact people's mental health worldwide. Due to the rise in unemployment, loss of income, and lack of social interaction, people are now more likely to feel lonely, go on fewer outings, and dread the unexpected nature of viral transmission. Meanwhile, Public Health authorities are interested in monitoring people's mental and emotional well-being. In this paper, natural language processing is used to analyze human sentiments concerning the COVID-19 pandemic that has been dangerously affecting individuals' mental and physical well-being for more than two years now. Even though several waves of COVID-19 have passed, of which the first and third waves i.e., the initial pandemic period from 20th March 2020 and the rise of the Delta variant from January 2020 had the most impact on the mental health of individuals, this is further evident by the results of this paper. This research focuses on how severely this virus has affected people's mental health and emotions. After processing the data i.e., cleaning, formatting, and removing irregularities from the data, feature engineering models are applied to acquire the results. The results through VADER (valence-aware dictionary and sentiment reasoning) indicate an increase in overall negative sentiments between two mentioned periods. Additionally, the NRC-EIL (National Research Council of Canada - Emotion Intensity Lexicon) analysis showed that “fear” and “sadness” occurred during those times.
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