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Department of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science

Academic year: 2023-24

Mini Project– Review Presentation

STRESS DETECTION USING


MACHINE LEARNING
Name of Student: GUIDE:
Mrs. MEGHANA H M
P. VARSHAA Assisstent Professor
(1DB21AD033) Department of AI & DS
DBIT, Bengaluru
Contents
• Introduction
• Problem Statement
• Motivation
• Aim & Objectives
• System Design
• Methodologies
• Results and snapshots
• Application of the project
• Conclusion
• Future Scope of the paper
• References
Introduction
Problem Statement
 Stress management systems are essential to identify and address stress levels that can
disrupt our socioeconomic functioning. According to the World Health Organization (WHO),
one in four people experience stress, which can result in mental and socioeconomic issues,
poor work relationships, and depression, and in severe cases, suicide. Counselling is crucial
to help people cope with stress, and while stress cannot be avoided, preventive measures
can be taken to mitigate its effects. Currently, only medical and physiological experts can
determine whether someone is experiencing stress. Traditional stress detection methods
rely on self-reported answers, which can be unreliable. Automated stress detection can
minimize health risks and improve societal welfare. Therefore, there is a need for a scientific
tool that can automate stress detection using physiological signals. Stress detection is an
important social contribution that potential to improve quality of life. As IT industries bring
new technologies and products to the market, stress levels in employees are also increasing.
While some organizations offer mental health services to their employees, more needs to be
done to address this issue.
Motivation
Objectives:Detection of Stress using the Internet of Things for data
collection by different modules and Machine Learning techniques such as
Supervised learning and image processing techniques.
PROPOSED SYSTEM:
BLOCK DIAGRAM
Methodologies
Data Flow Diagram:
Results and snapshots
STRESS DETECTION CLASSIFICATION ANALYSIS USING VARIOUS MACHINE LEARNING ALGORITHMS

• GRAPH SHOWING ACCURACY OF DIFFERENT CLASSIFIERS:


Conclusion
 The proposed system may help in predicting the stressed people, thereby helpful
for the society in solving the serious existing problem of stress by knowing the rate
of the stressed level and taking necessary steps and preventive measures to
further decrease the stressed level. The proposed systems have taken statistical
data and have taken some attributes are Electrocardiogram, Electromyography,
Galvanic skin response hand and foot, Heart Rate, Respiration. Based on the values
have used some of the algorithms are Decision Tree, K-Nearest Neighbor, Naïve
Bayes to get accuracy because when use more algorithms can get best results will
train that data and the data is also divided into training data and testing data and
compare with the threshold values and that value declares whether the person is
in stress or not stress.
Future Scope of the work

• The Future scope involves addition of the controller based


hardware module to display the results of the real time values
based on the heart rate, Galvanic Skin Response and
respiratory sensors according to the state of the person.
References
[1] Reshma Radheshamjee, and Supriya Kinariwala “Detection and Analysis of Stress using Machine Learning
Techniques” International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology, pp. 2249-8958, 2019.
[2] Anand Jatti, Madhvi Kannan, Alisha R. M, Vijayalakshmi P, Shrestha Sinha, “Design and Development of an
IOT based Wearable device for the safety and security of women and girl children,” IEEE International
conference on recent trends in electronics information communication technology, 2016.
[3] Boon Giin Lee, Wan-Young Chung “Wearable Glove-Type Driver Stress Detection Using a Motion Sensor,”
IEEE Transaction on Intelligent Transportation systems,” 2018.
[4] Purnendu Shekhar Pandey, “Machine Learning and IoT for Prediction and Detection of Stress,” 2017.
[5] Lavanya Rachakonda, Prabha Sundaravadivel, Saraju P. Mohanty, Elias Kougianos, Madhavi Ganapathiraju,
“A smart sensor in the IoMT for stress level detection.

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