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ing features derived from text analysis. The results
depict with high accuracy the suicidal manifestation
in the text of users in danger to commit suicide.
As a future work, we are considering to explore al-
ternative factors which are not introduced in our ap-
proach and potentially influence the prediction of sui-
cidal intention such as the behavior in social net-
works.
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