Abstract
Abstract: Psychiatric disorders, especially bipolar affective disorder, present a significant burden on national and global healthcare systems, warranting advanced clinical management methods. Machine learning (ML) has emerged as a reliable tool to advance diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring. This paper compiles insights from literature to confirm the applicability of ML models in the clinical setting. The findings indicate that ML can predict psychiatric disorder symptoms from speech and imaging data with up to 89% accuracy. Furthermore, individual responses to treatment and remission cases can be forecasted with accuracies exceeding 80%. ML can also predict prevailing symptoms after treatment with up to 91.26% accuracy.
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