Stress Level

Predicts whether your daily stress is high or low, then grades your work-life balance, from a short questionnaire. Deployed on Streamlit Cloud.

Year
2023
Models
AdaBoost · linear regression
Data
Kaggle lifestyle & wellbeing
Stack
scikit-learn · AdaBoost · Streamlit

Daily stress is hard to judge from the inside. This app asks a short questionnaire, and an AdaBoost classifier predicts whether your daily stress is high or low. That prediction then feeds a linear regression that estimates a work-life-balance score, graded from TERRIBLE to EXCELLENT against the dataset average.

Categorical answers are encoded before modelling, and the whole thing runs as an interactive Streamlit app. Try it with your own answers.

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About

I’m an engineer with a background in data analytics and systems engineering. I like building things close to the data: recommendation systems, local-first assistants, analysis pipelines, and interfaces that make a model’s output easier to read.

When I’m not coding, I paint, mostly in Procreate and sometimes in charcoal. This site keeps both in one place.