This research endeavors to address the critical challenge of timely identification and intervention in mental health disorders, particularly depression. Utilizing self- reported symptoms obtained through survey responses, alongside essential demographic and personal data, we aim to develop a predictive model for the early detection of mental health issues. The dataset, comprising diverse survey responses, provides a comprehensive understanding of participants' mental well-being. Employing advanced machine learning techniques, we seek to uncover patterns that can contribute to an effective prediction model. The ultimate aspiration is to empower healthcare practitioners with a sophisticated tool that enhances the overall efficacy of mental health interventions. By navigating the complexities of mental health identification, our research underscores the importance of proactive measures, striving for a paradigm shift towards a more comprehensive and timely approach to mental healthcare. Through systematic testing and model selection, we aim to pave the way for a transformative tool that can positively impact public health by enabling early detection and intervention.
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Aniket Barke (2024) studied this question.
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