Challenge: Suicide ideation is often linked to a history of mental depression.
Approach: They propose a time-aware transformer based model for preliminary screening of suicidal risk on social media that augments linguistic models with historical context.
Outcome: The proposed model outperforms competing models and shows that it is time-aware and contextually useful for suicide risk assessment.

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