Abstract
The outbreak of the corona virus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has caused serious harm to people’s physical and mental health. Due to the serious situation of the epidemic, a lot of negative energy information increases people’s psychological burden. However, effective interventions against mental health problems are not in abundance. To address such challenges, in this article, we propose the concept of negative information to describe information that has a negative impact on people’s mental health. To achieve the measurement of negative information, the level of mental health inversely measures the degree of negative information. Specifically, we design a system to measure the negative information used to monitor the mental health state of the user under the impact of negative information. The cognition of mental health is realized based on the intelligent algorithm deployed on the edge cloud, and the needs of users can be responded to in real time in practical applications. Finally, we use real collected dataset to verify the influence of negative information. The experiments show that the system can achieve negative information measurement and provide an effective countermeasure for solving mental health problems during a pandemic situation.
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