Prediction and Classification of Psychiatric Disorders in Relation to Sleep Disturbances

Prediction models try to use available data to forecast a health condition or outcome that has not yet been observed. Prediction is most useful in clinical practice, but it is also employed in research and administration. Prediction modeling differs from causal inference in that it includes estimating the link between patient factors and outcomes. As a result, the Prediction model now contains the necessary suggestions to create, validate and update. Prediction modeling-related submissions are increasing in journals.