R.M.

D ENGINEERING COLLEGE
(An Autonomous Institution)
Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering

Prediction Of Mental Health Illness

Using Machine Learning Algorithms
Team Members Project Guide
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OBJECTIVE

• To propose an machine learning model for predicting depression risk using

Random Forest Classifier.

• To utilize the data from mental health survey 2019 that contains the data of
working professionals for both tech and non-tech company employees.

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ABSTRACT
• Mental health has always been an important and challenging issue, especially in the case of
working Professionals.

• The proposed system process data to find the features influencing the mental health of
employees or features that can help to predict the mental health of the employee the feature can
be either personal or professional.

• Here we apply multiple machine learning algorithms to find the model with the best accuracy.
We take precision and recall as the measure to check the performance of different ML models.
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LITERATURE SURVEY
TITLE YEAR AUTHOR OBJECTIVE ADVANTAGE DISADVANTAGE

Automated 2020 Benjamin •In this paper propose an •Accurate •Running time is high
Emotional Valence IEEE Shickel,Marti domain-agnostic classification of •Requires
Prediction in n Heesacker, technique of BERT emotional valence. •Larger memory
Mental Health Sherry (Bidirectional Encoder space
Text via Deep Benton, Representations from
Transfer Learning Parisa Transformers) for
Rashidi prediction

Automatic 2019 Shashank •This paper reports a new •This has the •False positive rate is
prediction of Jaiswal, approach for predicting advantage that it high
Depression and Siyang Song, depression and becomes much easier •Precision is low
Anxiety from Michel generalized anxiety to automate the task
behaviour and Valstar disorder using a of conducting
personality combination of behavioral interviews (e.g.
attributes and personality features through a virtual
agent)
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LITERATURE SURVEY
TITLE YEAR AUTHOR OBJECTIVE ADVANTAGE DISADVANTAGE

Review on Mental 2021 Shruti Gedam •This paper investigates the •Occupies a small •Compromised
Stress Detection Sanchita Paul stress detection approaches memory space as the accuracy due to
Using Wearable adopted in accordance with code is small,able to inaccurate data and
Sensors and the sensory devices such as solve complex inputs
Machine Learning wearable sensors like ECG, problems
Techniques EEG, and PPG

Design of a 2019 M. F. Rizwan, •This study represents a •Works well with •Requires a long time
biosignal based R. Farhad, F. design of a detection unstructered and semi for training large
stress detection Mashuk, F. system of stress through structered data dataset
system using Islam, and M. machine learning using
machine learning H. Imam some available bio signals
techniques in human body.

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LITERATURE SURVEY
TITLE YEAR AUTHOR OBJECTIVE ADVANTAGE DISADVANTAGE

Evaluation of 2019 C. Chen, C. •Propose an Wrist-based •Easy to implement •Non linear problems
mental stress and Li, C.-W. Photoplethysmography and interpret and can’t be solves due to
heart rate Tsai, and X. (PPG) provides the make no assumptions linear decision
variability derived Deng possibility of convenient about distribution of surface.
from wrist-based 24/7 HRV monitoring. classes.
photoplethysmogra
phy

Towards an anxiety 2020 J. Rodríguez- •To detect anxiety-related •Faster and solve •It doesn’t perform
and stress Arce, L. stress levels in a simple multiclass problems very well in noise.
recognition system Lara-Flores, and objective way
for academic O. Portillo- contributes greatly to
environments Rodríguez, dealing with low
based on and R. performance and school
physiological Martínez- drop-out by students.
features
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DIAGRAM
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of Electronics & Communication Engineering
BLOCK DIAGRAM

Data Collection Data Preprocessing Feature Selection

Testing Training Model Building

Performance
Evaluation
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ALGORITHM
• This proposed system have identify mental health problem by help of three machine learning methods.

Dataset has 1250 cases.

• From whole dataset 25 features are identified as important. Feature selection algorithm is applied on full

attribute dataset.

• Accuracy of selected attributes is compared with Classifiers like svm,CNN,logistic regression,Random

forest.we expect CNN generate more accurate result.

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