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Journal Article
Letter to the Editor: Suicide as a complex classification problem: machine learning and related techniques can advance suicide prediction - a reply to Roaldset (2016)
2016
Overview
[...]treatment usage has increased among individuals who engage in SITBs in recent decades; despite this, rates of suicidal thoughts and behaviors have remained virtually unchanged (Kessler et al. 2005). [...]existing evidence indicates that prior psychiatric treatment is associated with increased (rather than decreased) rates of future suicidal thoughts and behaviors (e.g. Dahlsgaard et al. 1998; Qin & Nordentoft, 2005). [...]we propose that studies focused on suicidal thought and behavior prediction should prioritize the development of risk algorithms over risk factors.
