Project

Exhibition
GROUP NO. 290
 The team

Ojaswini Pradhan - 22BCE10173

Saachi Duggal - 22BCE10137

Priyanshi Katiyar - 22BCE11040

Fateh Inder Singh - 22BCE11276

Manav Acharya - 22BCE10287

Diagnosis of
Depression
Using machine
learning
 Introduction
Welcome to a groundbreaking project that
harnesses the power of artificial intelligence
to revolutionize the diagnosis of depression.

By combining these two essential elements, we aim to create a highly

accurate and accessible tool for diagnosing depression, paving the way
for more timely and effective interventions in mental health care.
Introduction
Our project merges symptom analysis and EEG wave patterns,
utilizing online datasets to create an innovative AI model for
depression diagnosis. Our goal is to deliver a precise, accessible,
and timely tool for mental health assessment, ushering in a new era
of depression diagnosis and treatment.

1 2
Develop a robust AI algorithm
capable of accurately detecting
depression by analyzing online
symptom data and EEG wave
patterns, achieving a diagnostic
precision rate of at least 90%.
Objectives
Create a user-friendly interface
that allows for seamless
integration of our AI model into
clinical settings, enabling mental
health professionals to
efficiently utilize our tool in
their practice.
3
Conduct comprehensive
validation studies involving
diverse populations to ensure the
model's reliability and
effectiveness across various
demographics, ultimately
enhancing its utility as a global
mental health diagnostic
resource.
 Literature Review
The literature review reveals a growing interest in using AI for depression
diagnosis.

However, limited integration of both factors and a need for more diverse
validation studies underscore the potential of our project to bridge existing gaps in
depression diagnosis research.
 Proposed work
Our proposed work entails the development of an innovative AI model that
combines symptom analysis and EEG wave patterns for depression diagnosis,
using publicly available online datasets.
 Real Time Usage
In real-time usage, our AI model will empower mental health practitioners to
swiftly and accurately diagnose depression.

This tool will enhance mental health care by providing efficient, data-driven
assessments in clinical settings.
 Requirements
Hardware: A standard computer with sufficient processing power and memory for
AI model deployment, EEG data acquisition hardware (e.g., EEG headset).

Software: Machine learning frameworks (e.g., Random Forest, Decision Tree,

Logistic Regression, etc.), programming languages and related modules (e.g.,
Python, Seaborn, Numpy, Pandas, matplotlib.pyplot,), data preprocessing tools,
etc.
 Data Collection Feature Extraction

Manual
Annotation
Classification

Binary Ternary
Labels Labels

Binary Ternary

Pre-processing

Data Preparation Depresion Data Classification

( Phase - I ) ( Phase - II )
Modules
• Data Collection Module
• Data Preprocessing Module
• Feature Extraction Module
• Validation and Testing Module
• Deployment Module
• Feedback and Improvement Module
 References
• Dwyer, D. B., Falkai, P., Koutsouleris, N., & Koutsouleris, N. (2018). Machine Learning Approaches for Clinical
Psychology and Psychiatry. Annual Review of Clinical Psychology, 14, 91-118.

• Gao, S., Calhoun, V. D., & Sui, J. (2018). Machine learning in major depression: From classification to treatment
outcome prediction. CNS Neuroscience & Therapeutics, 24(11), 1037-1052.

• Jo, T., Nho, K., Saykin, A. J., & Alzheimer's Disease Neuroimaging Initiative. (2019). Deep learning in Alzheimer's
disease: Diagnostic classification and prognostic prediction using neuroimaging data. Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience,
11, 220.

• Kumar, M., & Dhillon, G. S. (2016). A survey of the application of machine learning for the diagnosis and treatment of
autism spectrum disorder. Journal of Medical Systems, 40(6), 141.
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