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A Machine Learning-Based Web Application for Employee Attrition and Retention Prediction

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Jun 2026

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Tejas Udgiri

Department of Electronics and Computer Engineering

PES’s Modern College of Engineering

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Aarya Dhaygude

Department of Electronics and Computer Engineering

PES’s Modern College of Engineering

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Ved Walvekar

Department of Electronics and Computer Engineering

PES’s Modern College of Engineering

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Prof. Sanjyot Thuse

Department of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering

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Abstract

High employee attrition rates pose a significant problem for organizations, impacting productivity, cost of operations, and workforce stability. Existing human resource management methods are largely reactive and do not offer timely information about attrition. To overcome this shortcoming, this paper presents a machine learning-driven Employee Attrition and Retention Prediction System with a web application to support real-time decision-making. The system takes structured HR data with features like job satisfaction, salary, overtime and years of experience to predict the probability of attrition. The system includes a robust data preprocessing strategy to handle missing values, encoding, scaling, and class imbalance via SMOTE. Several machine learning algorithms, such as Logistic Regression, Decision Tree, Random Forest, XGBoost and KNN, are trained and compared using common evaluation metrics such as accuracy, precision, recall, F1-score and AUC-ROC. The approach includes baseline and ensemble models for improved prediction accuracy, with up to 98% accuracy. Moreover, the system employs a combination of two models: an in-depth attrition prediction model and a lightweight retention model for quicker predictions. The Streamlit-based web application facilitates employee data input and provides real-time predictions, probability scores and recommendations for HR professionals. The system offers an interpretable, scalable and affordable solution for predictive workforce management, bridging the gap between machine learning models and real-world HR practice.

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Employee attrition prediction Machine learning HR analytics Predictive modeling Ensemble learning SMOTE Stacking Ensemble Streamlit web application Workforce management Data preprocessing Retention analysis.

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Tejas Udgiri, Aarya Dhaygude, Ved Walvekar, Prof. Sanjyot Thuse, "A Machine Learning-Based Web Application for Employee Attrition and Retention Prediction," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 6, pp. 1-7, Jun 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM65394

Full Article/Conclusion

In this paper, we proposed a Machine Learning-based Employee Attrition and Retention Prediction System to help companies manage their employees. The system combines data cleaning, various machine learning algorithms, and a web-based front-end for real-time predictions. The findings from the experiments indicated that the ensemble models show superior performance compared to traditional methods, with up to 98% accuracy. The system effectively identified the major factors affecting employee attrition, including job satisfaction, salary, overtime and work environment. Also, embedding the prediction model in Streamlit based web application improves the system's accessibility, allowing HR managers to easily get real-time predictions with probability and insight. While the proposed system achieves high performance, there is room for improvement. Next steps may involve integrating real-time HR data streams and unstructured data (e.g., employee feedback, behavioral analytics) to improve predictions. Moreover, incorporating Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI) methods like SHAP and LIME can enhance model explainability and trust in HR professionals. The system can also integrate with enterprise HR data systems and can be deployed in the cloud. In summary, the proposed system offers a scalable, affordable and feasible solution for predicting attrition and aids in data-driven decision-making.

References

[1] S. Sharma and A. Goyal, “Employee Turnover Prediction using XGBoost,” 2024.   [2] M. N. Islam et al., “Employee Turnover Prediction using Machine Learning Models,” 2024.   [3] F. Mozaffari et al., “Attrition Prediction in R&D Sector using Machine Learning Techniques,” 2023.   [4] A. Benabou et al., “Comparative Study of Machine Learning Models for Employee Attrition Prediction,” 2023.   [5] Z. Wang et al., “Optimized Feature Selection for Employee Attrition Prediction using XGBoost and SHAP,” 2024.   [6] Q. A. Al-Radaideh et al., “Benchmarking Machine Learning Models for HR Analytics,” 2023.   [7] A. Stacking et al., “Stacking Ensemble Model for Employee Attrition Prediction,” 2025.   [8] M. D. P. I. et al., “Hybrid Ensemble Model for Imbalanced HR Data,” 2026.   [9] M. Saeed et al., “AI-based Workforce Retention System in Healthcare using Predictive Analytics,” 2025.   [10] K. R. Venugopal et al., “Employee Attrition Prediction using CatBoost Algorithm,” 2025.

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