TensorFlow: A machine learning library that can be used for building and training

deep learning models, such as sentiment analysis for understanding emotions in

text.
TensorFlow Text: An extension of TensorFlow focused on natural language processing
tasks like text preprocessing and language understanding, aiding in analyzing user
messages for sentiment and context.
TensorFlow Hub: A repository of pre-trained models and modules that can be utilized
in TensorFlow projects, including models for text classification or entity
recognition in mental health conversations.
Scikit-learn (Sklearn): A machine learning library that provides tools for data
preprocessing, classification, and regression, useful for developing algorithms to
identify mental health patterns or predict user behavior.
Matplotlib: A data visualization library that can create graphs and plots, helpful
in visualizing trends or presenting data related to mental health metrics or user
interactions.
NumPy: A numerical computing library used for handling arrays and mathematical
operations, essential for processing and analyzing data in mental health datasets.
Pandas: A data manipulation and analysis library offering tools for data cleaning,
transformation, and exploration, aiding in managing and understanding mental health
data.
spaCy: A natural language processing library specializing in text analysis tasks
like tokenization, entity recognition, and part-of-speech tagging, crucial for
processing user input and extracting meaningful information in mental health
conversations.