Journal of Ubiquitous Computing and Communication Technologies
IRO Journals
Volume 5 — Issue 1 — March 2023

An Intellectual Decision System for Classification of Mental Health Illness on Social Media using Computational Intelligence Approach

https://doi.org/10.36548/jucct.2023.1.002
M. Sujithra
Assistant Professor, Department of Computing (Data Science), Coimbatore Institute of Technology
J. Rathika
Assistant Professor, Department of Computing (Data Science), Coimbatore Institute of Technology
P. Velvadivu
Assistant Professor, Department of Computing (Data Science), Coimbatore Institute of Technology
M. Marimuthu
Assistant Professor, Department of Computing (Data Science), Coimbatore Institute of Technology
Abhinaya.V
Department of Computing (Data Science), Coimbatore Institute of Technology
Reshma. R
Department of Computing (Data Science), Coimbatore Institute of Technology
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Sujithra, M., J. Rathika, P. Velvadivu, M. Marimuthu, Abhinaya.V, and Reshma. R. 2023. “An Intellectual Decision System for Classification of Mental Health Illness on Social Media Using Computational Intelligence Approach”. Journal of Ubiquitous Computing and Communication Technologies 5 (1): 23-35. https://doi.org/10.36548/jucct.2023.1.002.
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Keywords

— Social media analysis
— decision-making
— computational intelligence
— machine learning.
Published: 24-02-2023

Abstract

Despite the advantages, the significant increase in the use of social media has also reflected in causing various health consequences. Social media provides a platform for people to directly express their emotions about the products they buy and also make suggestions. As a result of this, the social media users are facing more decision-making challenges. The emotions obtained from social media are based on polarity ranking, but this measurement of emotions is insufficient in real-time. A novel model should be designed in such a way that it correctly categorizes the human emotions via social media. This research work has attempted to predict the human emotions based on their social media posts, comments, and so on. Here, the machine learning algorithms are used to intelligently classify the human emotions and provide a better decision-making model.

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