2022
DOI: 10.1155/2022/1695044
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Construction of Mental Health Education Model for College Students Based on Fine-Grained Parallel Computing Programming

Abstract: Psychological education is beneficial in maintaining the psychological health of college students, resolving psychological issues, and creating a harmonious campus and society. Mental health education for college students is a development-oriented basic education activity that contributes significantly to educational quality. To improve the accuracy of college students' mental health assessments, a model for mental health education for college students based on fine-grained parallel computing programming is pr… Show more

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“…Traditional mental health education has traditionally relied on the intuition and experience of educators, often neglecting or misinterpreting subtle emotional cues [24,25]. Concurrently, although existing AI solutions excel in certain applications, the task of deciphering and integrating multimodal data within a complex educational framework remains a significant research challenge.…”
Section: Ai-assisted Emotion Recognition: Impacts On Mental Health Ed...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Traditional mental health education has traditionally relied on the intuition and experience of educators, often neglecting or misinterpreting subtle emotional cues [24,25]. Concurrently, although existing AI solutions excel in certain applications, the task of deciphering and integrating multimodal data within a complex educational framework remains a significant research challenge.…”
Section: Ai-assisted Emotion Recognition: Impacts On Mental Health Ed...mentioning
confidence: 99%