SoulChat2.0: Psychological Counselor's Digital Twin Framework
SoulChat2.0 is a framework for constructing the digital twin of psychological counselors, designed to support the development of AI applications in mental health. It includes a data generation module and a modeling module, enabling the creation of personalized counseling models based on limited real-world counseling cases.
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SoulChat2.0 is a significant advancement in the field of mental health AI, offering a novel approach to building digital twins of psychological counselors. The framework leverages advanced LLMs to generate high-quality synthetic data that captures the language style and therapeutic techniques of specific counselors. This data is then used to fine-tune models, resulting in AI systems that can provide personalized and effective counseling support.
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