Moumita Chatterjee

Moumita Chatterjee is currently associated with Aliah University, Kolkata as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science & Engineering. She did her M.Sc, MTech and PhD in CSE from Calcutta University.

Publications

A Discourse Analysis of Twitter Communication to Foster Digital Diplomacy Between India and China
A Discourse Analysis of Twitter Communication to Foster Digital Diplomacy Between India and China
Reema Roy, Piyush Kumar, Moumita Chatterjee, Dhrubasish Sarkar. © 2024. 19 pages.
Online social media platforms enable an individual or agency to communicate interactively and exchange of opinion. Twitter is a very popular platform worldwide for the exchange...
Generating a Mental Health Curve for Monitoring Depression in Real Time by Incorporating Multimodal Feature Analysis Through Social Media Interactions
Generating a Mental Health Curve for Monitoring Depression in Real Time by Incorporating Multimodal Feature Analysis Through Social Media Interactions
Moumita Chatterjee, Piyush Kumar, Dhrubasish Sarkar. © 2023. 25 pages.
The coronavirus pandemic has led to a dramatic increase in depression cases worldwide. Several people are utilizing social media to share their depression or suicidal thoughts....
Mental Health Predictions Through Online Social Media Analytics
Mental Health Predictions Through Online Social Media Analytics
Moumita Chatterjee, Subrata Modak, Dhrubasish Sarkar. © 2023. 23 pages.
According to WHO data, mental health is a major source of concern throughout the world, amounting to suicide in the majority of instances if left untreated. Presently, social...
A Two-Level Multi-Modal Analysis for Depression Detection From Online Social Media
A Two-Level Multi-Modal Analysis for Depression Detection From Online Social Media
Dhrubasish Sarkar, Piyush Kumar, Poulomi Samanta, Suchandra Dutta, Moumita Chatterjee. © 2022. 22 pages.
According to World Health Organization statistics, depression is a prominent cause of concern worldwide, leading to suicide in the majority of these cases if left untreated....