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VIS-DICT: A Visual Dictionary for Missing Modality Imputation in Social Network Depression Detection
Tracking social media posts can help spot early signs of depression. Recent studies show that combining text and images works better for detecting depression than using text alone. However, many social media posts do not have images, which makes it hard to use multimodal models. Most existing method
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