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LLM-Based Annotation and Token-Augmented Modeling for Emotional Tone Classification in Online Cancer Peer-Support Posts

2026-01-30

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Online cancer peer-support communities generate large volumes of patient-authored and caregiver-authored text that may reflect distress, coping, and informational needs. Automated emotional tone classification could support scalable monitoring, but supervised modeling depends on label quality and may benefit from explicit context features. Using the Mental Health Insights: Vulnerable Cancer Survivors & Caregivers...

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10.64898/2026.01.27.26344999
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