Advancements and Challenges in Mood Prediction and Recommendation Systems: A Comprehensive Review
Anusha Karve
Dept. of Electronics And Computer Engineering
PES Modern College Of Engineering
Pune, India
Aryan Humnabadkar
Dept. of Electronics And Computer Engineering
PES Modern College Of Engineering
Pune, India
humnabadkar.aryan@gmail.com
Bhargav Shivbhakta
Dept. of Electronics And Computer Engineering
PES Modern College Of Engineering
Pune, India
bhargavshivbhakta@gmail.com
Mrs. Sarojini Naik
Dept. of Electronics And Computer Engineering
PES Modern College Of Engineering
Pune, India
sarojini.naik@moderncoe.edu.in
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Abstract— This review paper delves into the burgeoning field of mood prediction and recommendation systems, highlighting the latest advancements, methodologies, and challenges within this domain. With the increasing integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning, these systems have become pivotal in enhancing mental health support and personalizing user experiences. This paper systematically reviews 18 recent research works, providing a comprehensive analysis of their methodologies, key outcomes, and the challenges faced. The literature review uncovers diverse approaches, from leveraging social media data to integrating wearable sensors for mood detection, and underscores the significance of multimodal data integration. Notably, challenges such as data privacy, model interpretability, scalability, and ethical considerations are critically examined. The conclusion emphasizes the need for robust, scalable, and transparent systems, advocating for interdisciplinary research to tackle these challenges. Future research directions are proposed, focusing on enhancing data security, improving model transparency, and developing more adaptable algorithms to generalize across diverse populations and contexts.
Keywords: Mood Prediction, Recommendation Systems, Machine Learning, Data Privacy, Multimodal Data Integration, Ethical Considerations, Mental Health
