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Predicting Mental Health Conditions Using Student Demographic Information

Ashwith Y.

With this, we will train the data to extrapolate what symptoms the user has based on their demographics and academic/social life. This can help understand what symptoms a person has of certain characteristics.


We are working with supervised data and this is classification data. With this, we will train the data to extrapolate what symptoms the user has based on their demographics and academic/social life. This can help understand what symptoms a person has of certain characteristics. Age, gender, course year, course study, cgpa, and marital status are the inputs of the data. Whether the person is more prone to depression, anxiety, or panic attacks is the output of the model.

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