Note
This project was developed via Antigravity AI.
π Read the Senior Evaluation Report (Audit) - A multi-perspective analysis (Junior vs. Senior vs. Recruiter).
The analysis is based on Synthetic Data to ensure realistic behavioral modeling.
This repository contains a test and development-focused analysis and predictive modeling project focused on occupational health in remote work environments. The project is based on the Work From Home Employee Burnout Dataset from Kaggle.
- Sleep Deprivation & Burnout: Sleep duration is the strongest inversely correlated factor with burnout risk.
- The Screen Intensity Threshold: Employees exceeding 9 hours of screen time show a disproportionate increase in burnout scores.
- Productivity Paradox: High task completion rates do not necessarily indicate well-being; they often precede a "High Risk" burnout phase when coupled with low sleep.
- Analysis:
Pandas,NumPy,SciPy - Visualization:
Seaborn,Matplotlib,Plotly(Interactive EDA) - Machine Learning:
XGBoost,LightGBM,Scikit-Learn - Explainable AI (XAI):
SHAP(TreeExplainer)
Acknowledging the Class Imbalance (High Risk at ~5%), the following senior-level mitigations were implemented:
- Stratified Splitting: Ensuring representative samples in both training and validation sets.
- Recall (Sensitivity) Focus: Since the cost of missing a high-risk employee (False Negative) is high, the model evaluation prioritizes Recall for the 'High' class over simple accuracy.
- Advanced Ratios: Utilizing behavioral indexes like
Sleep Efficiencyto sharpen decision boundaries for minority classes.
Tip
AI as a Strategic Senior Partner: Beyond code generation, Antigravity AI was utilized in this project as a "Senior Evaluator." It provided multi-perspective feedback (Junior vs. Senior vs. Interviewer) and strategic advice, showcasing an unconventional use of AI as a high-level consultant for project auditing and career-oriented refinement.
- Clone the repository.
- Install dependencies:
pip install -r requirements.txt
- Run the Jupyter Notebook:
jupyter notebook Burnout_Analysis.ipynb
MIT License. Feel free to use and contribute.