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The study demonstrated an application of machine learning techniques in building a depression prediction model. We used the NSHAP II data (3,377 subjects and 261 variables) and built the models using a logistic regression with and without L1 regularization. Depression prediction rates ranged 58.33% to 90.48% and 83.33% to 90.44% in the model with and without L1 regularization, respectively. The moderate to high prediction rates imply that the machine learning algorithms built the prediction models successfully.
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