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Identifying high-risk depressive symptoms among older adults with diabetes mellitus in China: a machine learning approach

Sep 2026 · Current Psychology · Vol 45 · 0 citations · 42 references

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Machine learning models have shown great promise in identifying the risk of depression, and may assist screening efforts in the early identification of CESD-10-defined high-risk depressive symptoms.

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