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ConceptMamba: Interpretable Temporal Model for Mental Health Applications

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ConceptMamba is proposed, a conceptual-temporal framework for long-video mental health analysis that combines domain-grounded intermediate behavioral representations with efficient state-space temporal modeling and suggests that structured concept supervision is a useful direction for interpretable video-based mental health modeling.

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