Automatic Detection in Twitter of Non-Traumatic Grief due to Deaths by COVID-19 – Trained Transformer Model (NT-Grief_EN)
Mata Vazquez, Jacinto; Pachón Álvarez, Victoria; Gualda, Estrella; Araujo Hernádez, Miriam; García Navarro, Esperanza Begoña;
Automatic Detection in Twitter of Non-Traumatic Grief due to Deaths by COVID-19 – Trained Transformer Model (NT-Grief_EN)
This record contains the trained transformer-based model described in Automatic Detection in Twitter of Non-Traumatic Grief due to Deaths by COVID-19 (IEEE Access) (https://doi.org/10.1109/ACCESS.2023.3343149). This release provides the final trained model weights and tokenizer to support reproducibility and reuse for research purposes.
non-traumatic grief, grief detection, NLP, transformers, Twitter, mental health
non-traumatic grief, grief detection, NLP, transformers, Twitter, mental health
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