Soumitra Ghosh
Biographic Data
| ID | 3916933 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Soumitra Ghosh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Soumitra |
| FAMILY NAME | Ghosh |
| SIGNATURE | GHOSH S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Tata Institute of Social Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8376-8677 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Blunt Giants, Sharp Specialists
The United Nations sustainable development goals emphasize mental health as essential for inclusive and sustainable development, makingstress, an important factor affecting well-being and societal participation, a critical area of study. Leveraging social media data, we propose the emotion-aware stress cause analysis framework (ESCAF), which jointly models stress detection (SD) and stress cause identification (SCI). ESCAF employs a contextual att…
Insight in Sight
Sehc
Thanks to the digital age, online speech and information may now be disseminated anonymously without regard for repercussions. Regulators face a unique problem with social media platforms because of the speed and volume of material and the lack of editorial supervision. The existing datasets on hate speech or offensive language identification lack diversity in the dataset’s content. In this article, we create a multi-domain hate speech corpus (MH…
Reducing infant and child mortality
The study detects the persistence of significant caste/tribe differentials in infant and child mortality in India. Poverty, education and health care access issues could be the possible reasons for the premature deaths of the children from deprived castes and tribes. There is a need to critically analyse the current health programmes aimed at reducing IMR and CMR to make them attuned to the needs of the marginalised communities
What Does Your Bio Say? Inferring Twitter Users’ Depression Status From Multimodal Profile Information Using Deep Learning
People suffering from stress and various mental health problems find it easier to express and share their feelings on online platforms, such as Twitter. However, the imposed character limit (280 characters) by Twitter and infrequent online activities of a section of users poses a serious setback in using computational methods for mental health analysis or emotion research. Twitter provides rich metadata information about its users (such as user’s…
Understanding the “Cash-Less” Nature of Government-Sponsored Health Insurance Schemes
The public health spending in India has been hovering around 1% of gross domestic product (GDP), and it contributes only 28% of total health expenditure. Hence, out-of-pocket (OOP) payments continue to be the dominant source of health care financing in India. However, for providing protection from the economic effects of health shocks, last few years have seen a plethora of central and state government–sponsored private health insurance schemes f…
Acute Delirium due to Parenteral Tramadol
Tramadol is a widely used medication by physicians and is held to be a safe analgesic. It has been claimed to be helpful in the elderly and hepatic and renally compromised subjects. We would like to report a case of delirium in a middle-aged female with acute pain abdomen on tramadol while being treated in the surgical unit. The patient developed alteration in the level of consciousness and cognitive deficits following injectable dose of tramadol…
Emerging patterns of reported morbidity and hospitalisation in West Bengal, India
This paper presents evidence on the levels, patterns and determinants of morbidity prevalence and hospitalisation in the state of West Bengal in India using data from the 60th round (2004) of the National Sample Survey Organisation on 'morbidity and health care'. The reported morbidity and hospitalisation rates were considerably higher in urban than in rural populations. Age indicated substantial effects on morbidity and hospitalisation in both r…
Loving/Thinking and the (French) New Wave
In recent years, there has been a resurgent interest in the philosophical dimension of cultural products—cinema, in particular. Rather than analyzing the production, dissemination and reception of particular films through literary, cultural, sociological or psychological theories, one considers film as “doing the work” of theory/philosophy. This essay argues that cinema's possibility of being/becoming philosophy will emerge only if one remains op…
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Emerging patterns of reported morbidity and hospitalisation in West Bengal, India
This paper presents evidence on the levels, patterns and determinants of morbidity prevalence and hospitalisation in the state of West Bengal in India using data from the 60th round (2004) of the National Sample Survey Organisation on 'morbidity and health care'. The reported morbidity and hospitalisation rates were considerably higher in urban than in rural populations. Age indicated substantial effects on morbidity and hospitalisation in both r…
Loving/Thinking and the (French) New Wave
In recent years, there has been a resurgent interest in the philosophical dimension of cultural products—cinema, in particular. Rather than analyzing the production, dissemination and reception of particular films through literary, cultural, sociological or psychological theories, one considers film as “doing the work” of theory/philosophy. This essay argues that cinema's possibility of being/becoming philosophy will emerge only if one remains op…
Acute Delirium due to Parenteral Tramadol
Tramadol is a widely used medication by physicians and is held to be a safe analgesic. It has been claimed to be helpful in the elderly and hepatic and renally compromised subjects. We would like to report a case of delirium in a middle-aged female with acute pain abdomen on tramadol while being treated in the surgical unit. The patient developed alteration in the level of consciousness and cognitive deficits following injectable dose of tramadol…
Understanding the “Cash-Less” Nature of Government-Sponsored Health Insurance Schemes
The public health spending in India has been hovering around 1% of gross domestic product (GDP), and it contributes only 28% of total health expenditure. Hence, out-of-pocket (OOP) payments continue to be the dominant source of health care financing in India. However, for providing protection from the economic effects of health shocks, last few years have seen a plethora of central and state government–sponsored private health insurance schemes f…
What Does Your Bio Say? Inferring Twitter Users’ Depression Status From Multimodal Profile Information Using Deep Learning
People suffering from stress and various mental health problems find it easier to express and share their feelings on online platforms, such as Twitter. However, the imposed character limit (280 characters) by Twitter and infrequent online activities of a section of users poses a serious setback in using computational methods for mental health analysis or emotion research. Twitter provides rich metadata information about its users (such as user’s…
Sehc
Thanks to the digital age, online speech and information may now be disseminated anonymously without regard for repercussions. Regulators face a unique problem with social media platforms because of the speed and volume of material and the lack of editorial supervision. The existing datasets on hate speech or offensive language identification lack diversity in the dataset’s content. In this article, we create a multi-domain hate speech corpus (MH…
Reducing infant and child mortality
The study detects the persistence of significant caste/tribe differentials in infant and child mortality in India. Poverty, education and health care access issues could be the possible reasons for the premature deaths of the children from deprived castes and tribes. There is a need to critically analyse the current health programmes aimed at reducing IMR and CMR to make them attuned to the needs of the marginalised communities
Blunt Giants, Sharp Specialists
The United Nations sustainable development goals emphasize mental health as essential for inclusive and sustainable development, makingstress, an important factor affecting well-being and societal participation, a critical area of study. Leveraging social media data, we propose the emotion-aware stress cause analysis framework (ESCAF), which jointly models stress detection (SD) and stress cause identification (SCI). ESCAF employs a contextual att…
Insight in Sight
Artificial Intelligence (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Global Maternal and Child Health (3 works) · Healthcare Systems and Reforms (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Environmental health (2 works) · Psychology (2 works) · Public health (2 works)