Framework for Prediction of Depression Among Adolescents Using Machine Learning

Author:

Chiurunge Panashe1,Kandiero Agripah2ORCID

Affiliation:

1. Graduate Business School, Chinhoyi University of Technology, Zimbabwe

2. Africa University, Zimbabwe

Abstract

Depression being a behavioural health disorder is a serious health concern in Zimbabwe and all over the world. If depression goes unaddressed, the consequences are detrimental and have an impact on the way one behaves as an individual and at the societal level. Despite the number of individuals who could benefit from treatment for behavioural health concerns, their difficulties are often unidentified and unaddressed through treatment. Technology carries the unrealised potential to identify people at risk of behavioural health conditions and to inform prevention and intervention strategies.

Publisher

IGI Global

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