Proponent/Claimant

Ellen Joyce B. Nartia; Jessie R. Paragas; Neil Pascual

Abstract

The experimental results in developing a predictive model using the decision support system algorithm for identifying the mental health condition of university students are presented in this paper. The predictive models aim to specify a probabilistic model that will provide a good fit to data testing that estimates the model’s parameters. The model was trained to utilize a data science software platform that provides an integrated environment for predictive analytics. The model’s mental health prediction accuracy for depression is 59.14%, 56.67% for anxiety, and 63.70% for stress. The results of the model were encouraging; nevertheless, training data must be enhanced in terms of sample selection, and more advanced computational specifications should be explored in order to experiment more and for faster training.

Name of Research Journal

IEEExplore

Volume and Issue No.

E-ISBN:978-1-6654-1971-0 P-ISBN:978-1-6654-2997-9

Date/Year of Publication

2021

Citation

Nartia, E. J. B., Paragas, J. R., & Pascual, N. (2021, October). Detection of Students’ Mental Health Status: A Decision Support System. In 2021 3rd International Conference on Research and Academic Community Services (ICRACOS) (pp. 160-165). IEEE.