Sep 2026· Automation, Control, and Information Technology· pp. 1576-1581· 0 citations· 15 references
Abstract
The proposed paper presents a multimodal deeplearning approach to detect Depression from Clinical Interview data through transcript analysis and Acoustic Feature extraction. This was implemented by freezing both encoder models, RoBERTa (for Transcript Analysis) and Wav2Vec2 (for Acoustic Feature Extraction) except for the last two layers, followed by creating projection layers of 256 units and a Joint classifier w ith Dropout of 0.4. The dataset from DAIC-WOZ consisting of 189 participants was taken and a filtering b ased on missing and corrupted data was done which produces 142 valid samples. These samples were used to develop the final model through 3-fold stratified cross-validation w ith Class Weighting (Pos Weight=2.38), Gradient Clipping, and Early Stopping protocols in place. The final results produced a Mean accuracy of 88.80% (±8.30%), Mean F1 score of 83.60% (±10.80%) and a Mean Area Under the Curve (AUC) score of 91.60% (±10.00%); whereas the best fold accuracy achieved was 95.70% and a 0.993 AUC with convergence achieved in 10 epochs. Collectively, the study validates that multimodal fusion through purposefully targeted fine-tuning to resolve issues due to overfitting and class imbalances provides an effective and reliable automated method for screening individuals for Depression.
The design, implementation, and empirical validation of a multimodal fusion neural network for automatic depression detection from speech and text, developed with specific attention to closing the near-total absence of African research contributions in this rapidly growing area of computing is presented.
Bulus Gago Kindness, Yebduya Garleya Lodiya, Kamak Yamlach Shedrach et al.· International journal of res...· 0 citations
A dual-modality framework for automated depression detection using speech signals, capturing both what individuals say (text) and how they say it (vocal cues) from speech recordings, indicating that modality contribution may vary across datasets.
Na Wang, Jing Li, Wei-Jia Zhang et al.· Scientific Reports· 0 citations
It is argued nested model-selection protocols should be standard when probing encoder layer representations on small clinical speech datasets, and a fair comparison across representation families identifies a compact, task-aligned affect--prosody model as competitive with substantially more complex SSL, deep-learning,...
P. A. Pérez-Toro, David Gimeno-Gómez, D. Rückert et al.· 0 citations
A deep learning framework for depression screening that jointly leverages audio and text modalities to effectively integrate audio and text features, demonstrating robust performance on small, class-imbalanced datasets and architectural generalizability across two corpora with different languages and interview settings...
Depressive disorder is a frequent and debilitating mental illness that must be identified early and monitored on an ongoing basis to be managed. The emergence of speech as a potential non-invasive behavioural biomarker for depression assessment is related to the presence of prosodic, temporal and voice-quality features...
Md Zainuddin Naveed, S. Aparna· Discover Computing· 0 citations
Speech-based depression detection has increasingly explored self-supervised speech representations; however, their effectiveness in low-resource clinical and non-English settings remains insufficiently understood. This study investigates the impact of feature representation on depression detection using a fixed Transfo...
Nur Nesa Nashuha Ismail, N. F. M. Azmi, N. N. A. Sjarif et al.· International Conference on...· 0 citations
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