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Study of Text Patterns Found on Social Networks of Mental Health Reactions to COVID-19

Denis Cedeno-Moreno, Alan Delgado-Herrera, Nelson Montilla-Herrera, Miguel Vargas-Lombardo.




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Background: SARS-CoV-2 is an infectious disease caused by the coronavirus that was first reported in December 2019 in China and immediately spread around the world causing a pandemic, which has caused countless deaths and cases in global health. Mental health has not gone untouched by this pandemic; due to the lockdown and the vast amounts of information disseminated, the Panamanian population has begun to feel the collateral effects. Objective: We propose classifying tweets using a machine learning (ML) and deep learning (DL) approach and pattern search to make recommendations to the emotional and psychological reactions of the Panamanian population. Methods: Our study has been carried out with a corpus in spanish extracted from X for the automatic classification of texts, from which we have categorized, through the ML&DL approach, the tweets about Covid-19 in Panama, in order to know if the population has suffered any mental health effects. Results: We can say that the ML models provide competitive results in terms of automatic identification of texts with an accuracy of 90%. Conclusion: X is a social network and an important information channel where you can explore, analyze and organize opinions to make better decisions. Text mining and patron search are a natural language processing (NLP) task that, using ML&DL algorithms, can integrate innovative strategies into information and communication technologies.

Key words: NLP, SARS-CoV-2, ML&DL, opinion mining, mental health.






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