DS@GT at eRisk 2025: From prompts to predictions, benchmarking early depression detection with conversational agent based assessments and temporal attention models

Anthony Miyaguchi, David Guecha, Yuwen Chiu, Sidharth Gaur
7/15/2025
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This Working Note summarizes the participation of the DS@GT team in two eRisk 2025 challenges. For the Pilot Task on conversational depression detection with large language-models (LLMs), we adopted a prompt-engineering strategy in which diverse LLMs conducted BDI-II-based assessments and produced structured JSON outputs. Because ground-truth labels were unavailable, we evaluated cross-model agreement and internal consistency. Our prompt design methodology aligned model outputs with BDI-II criteria and enabled the analysis of conversational cues that influenced the prediction of symptoms. Our best submission, second on the official leaderboard, achieved DCHR = 0.50, ADODL = 0.89, and ASHR = 0.27.

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@article{miyaguchi2025dsgt,
  title  = {DS@GT at eRisk 2025: From prompts to predictions, benchmarking early depression detection with conversational agent based assessments and temporal attention models},
  author = {Anthony Miyaguchi and David Guecha and Yuwen Chiu and Sidharth Gaur},
  year   = {2025},
  eprint = {2507.10958},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  url    = {http://arxiv.org/abs/2507.10958v1}
}

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