A Survey on Use of Machine Learning for Employee Wellness
Keywords:
Machine Learning,Mental health,Survey.Abstract
The Pandemic times that we are living in has forced many changes into the lifestyle and preferences of our lives. Mental health is the most talked about topic in recent times with cases of employee burnout happening frequently. And because of such burnouts at workplace Employee churn rate is also high in such cases. In this paper, survey of the work done in the field of machine learning to predict stress, anxiety and depression is presented. The survey paper is providing analysis and extensive review of the work presented around the topic by more than 10 papers in last decade. This survey paper discusses different approaches taken by various researchers around the topic, it also talks about machine learning algorithms used by these researchers to create machine learning model.
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