Figure 1. System architecture for proposed healthcare worker well-being better address their employees' changing stress levels by instituting a culture of continuous improvement and adjusting their stress management practices accordingly [31]. Figure 1 shows how the proposed approach uses cloud computing to facilitate data processing, training models, prediction, and analysis. This, in turn, allows for efficient and scalable management of healthcare workers' well-being. 3.2.2. Gradient boosting stress prediction —_ - nod The stress levels predicted by a gradient-boosting model for different healthcare professionals are shown in Table 2. Each worker's actual or reported stress levels are kept in the "Actual stress level" column while the model's predicted stress levels are shown in the "Predicted stress level" column. Users can see how well the model predicts healthcare workers' stress levels by comparing these two sets of data. If the anticipated and actual stress levels do not match up, it might indicate that the model needs some work. Bette: stress level projections and support measures for healthcare workers are possible thanks to this evaluation. which helps fine-tune the model to reflect the intricacies of worker well-being better. level, skin temperature, activity level, respiratory rate, quality of sleep, and emotional well-being score. You can see whether the user is under a lot of stress (1) or not (O) in the "target variable" column. Using this dataset, machine learning models may be trained and tested to forecast the stress levels of healthcare workers according to their behavioral and physiological traits. The goal variable allows supervised learning to forecast stress levels, while the characteristics provide useful insights into possible causes impacting well- being. Healthcare worker assistance practices may be better understood and improved using this dataset. Figure 3. Gradient boosting model ROC analysis For various gradient-boosting model classification thresholds, the trade-off between the true positive rate (sensitivity) and the false positive rate (1-specificity) graphically represents the ROC curve in Figure 3. Where the model achieves high true positive rates while keeping low false positive rates across multiple thresholds, a curve closer to the top-left corner indicates stronger discriminating power. Higher values indicate greater discrimination between positive and negative cases. The AUC-ROC quantifies the model's overall performance. Essentially, the ROC curve aids in evaluating the model's class separation performance and choosing the best classification threshold. Figure 4 shows the trade-off between recall (sensitivity) and precision (positive predictive value) for various gradient-boosting model categorization thresholds. Figure 5. Gradient boosting iteration performance in evaluating the model's capacity to categorize positive cases while accounting for false positives accurately. Figure 5 graph shows the gradient boosting model's performance metrics across several iterations. The graph's points correspond to the model's AUC-ROC, Fl-score, recall, accuracy, and precision at a particular iteration. It can monitor the evolution of the model's performance during training by keeping track of these measures throughout several iterations. Performance indicators should ideally converge to stable values or increase gradually over time to ensure that the model is learning efficiently. Changes to the model or training procedure may be necessary to improve performance if deviations or variations in the metrics point to problems like overfitting or underfitting.
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