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Research questionHow can depression tracking reliably estimate symptom severity and change across counseling sessions?Most resources offer either labeled single-session interviews or multi-session conversations without standardized depression labels, making symptom change difficult to assess. Low per-session error can still mask missed trends, especially worsening, and additional history may not consistently improve predictions.
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Latest papersRecent research connected to this question, newest first.LongCounsel-8: A Benchmark Suite for Longitudinal Depression Tracking from Multi-Session Counseling DialoguesThe evidence covers three independently generated datasets totaling 7,749 five-session counseling trajectories, grounded in client profiles, depression trajectories, symptom compositions, and counseling patterns. Experiments evaluate existing depression-tracking methods for severity and trend prediction; the simulated self-reports closely recover controlled states, but the evidence comes from generated trajectories rather than observed longitudinal counseling data.research paper · Sep 3, 2026
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