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Smartphone Addiction Prediction using Machine Learning

Author(s) Ms. G. Himabindu, C. Dharmaja, D. Haji Basha, D. Shekshavali
Country India
Abstract Smartphone addiction has become a serious problem in today’s digital world. Many people depend heavily on their mobile phones for daily activities such as communication, entertainment, and work. Over time, excessive phone usage can affect mental health, reduce productivity, and weaken social relationships. People may develop habits like checking their phones repeatedly without any notification, feeling anxious when their phone is not nearby, or using their phone to avoid uncomfortable situations. Often, these behaviors go unnoticed until they start causing real problems. To address this growing issue, the Smartphone Addiction Prediction Using Machine Learning project focuses on identifying people who may be at risk of smartphone addiction. The system analyzes users’ phone usage habits and psychological behavior patterns to predict whether a person is addicted or not. By providing early warnings, the system helps users understand their mobile usage and encourages healthier digital habits.The project is developed using Python for backend processing, while the user interface is designed using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to make it simple and user-friendly. The Flask web framework connects the frontend and backend, allowing users to input data and receive addiction predictions in real time through a web application.The dataset used for this project contains 501 records with 21 attributes, collected through surveys. These attributes represent different smartphone usage behaviors, such as frequent phone checking, carrying the phone everywhere, and feeling stressed without it. More serious indicators include dependency during social situations and anxiety when the phone is unavailable. The system classifies users into two categories: addicted (1) and not addicted (0).Machine learning techniques are used to analyze the data and generate accurate predictions. The model achieved high accuracy on both training and testing data, showing that the system is reliable and effective in identifying smartphone addiction risk.
Keywords K-clustering, SVC algorithm, Random forest , Decission tree, K-neareset neighbour.
Field Engineering
Published In Volume 7, Issue 4, April 2026
Published On 2026-04-04

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