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Bayesian Optimization With Tree Ensembles to Improve Depression Screening on Textual Datasets
Improving digital depression screening is important for combating the global mental health crisis. Textual data are promising for depression screening due to their many origins, but the variety presents screening challenges. To improve depression screening with textual data, we propose eXtreme Gradi
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