the role of social media in the psychological and social development of adolescents and young adults is increasingly important as it impacts on the quality of their interpersonal communication dynamics. the inside out project explores the possibility to use social web mining methodologies and technologies to collect information about adolescents’ distress from their micro-blogging activities. the project is promoting a complex language processing workflow to approach the collection, enrichment and summarization of user generated contents over twitter. this paper presents the general architecture of the Inside out web platform and the resources produced by an integrated effort among computer science and mental health professionals.
Basili, R., Bellomaria, V., Bugge, N.j., Croce, D., De Michele, F., FIORI NASTRO, F., et al. (2017). Monitoring adolescents’ distress using social web data as a source: The insideout project. In CEUR Workshop Proceedings. CEUR-WS.
Monitoring adolescents’ distress using social web data as a source: The insideout project
Roberto Basili;Danilo Croce;Federico Fiori Nastro;
2017-01-01
Abstract
the role of social media in the psychological and social development of adolescents and young adults is increasingly important as it impacts on the quality of their interpersonal communication dynamics. the inside out project explores the possibility to use social web mining methodologies and technologies to collect information about adolescents’ distress from their micro-blogging activities. the project is promoting a complex language processing workflow to approach the collection, enrichment and summarization of user generated contents over twitter. this paper presents the general architecture of the Inside out web platform and the resources produced by an integrated effort among computer science and mental health professionals.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
