This tool demonstrates Natural Language Processing (NLP).
Keyword Tagging vs. NLP: Simple keyword taggers blindly look for individual words. If a patient says "I am not angry", a keyword tagger just sees "angry" and flags it, leading to incorrect assessments. True NLP understands context and grammar, grouping modifiers together (like "not angry" or "didn't panic") to capture the actual meaning as a single phrase.
Paste a snippet of a simulated therapy transcript, or write a sentence expressing a struggle.
Hover over the highlighted words to see how the NLP engine mapped psychological patterns and handled context.
By mapping specific lexicons and understanding basic grammar structure, the engine structures unstructured text data.