ArticleScientific reports2026
An algorithm for optimizing psychological regulation strategies for college students based on image recognition and reinforcement learning.
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Intelligent and adaptable psychological management systems are needed due to the growing academic pressure and emotional problems experienced by college students. Traditional methods, relying on self-reported questionnaires and manual counselling, are often subjective and lack real-time flexibility. The research aims to develop an algorithm for optimizing psychological regulation strategies using image recognition and reinforcement learning, incorporating a Weighted Butterfly-Twin Delayed Deep Deterministic Policy Gradient (WB-TwinD3PG) Model. Emotional and psychological data are obtained from a publicly available dataset containing around 10,000 records with more than 20 features representing diverse psychological states. Two pre-processing methods are applied: face detection and alignment to separate and normalize facial regions, and illumination normalization to minimize lighting variations. For feature extraction, Local Binary Patterns (LBP) are employed to extract discriminative texture-based features indicative of emotional states, such as stress, anxiety, neutrality, and relaxation. The reinforcement learning module engages WB-TwinD3PG to dynamically optimize psychological regulation strategies. This advanced algorithm develops an exploration-exploitation balance, accelerates convergence, and increases policy stability by integrating WB-inspired optimization with TwinD3PG. The agent selects personalized interventions, including relaxation exercises, cognitive prompts, and motivational feedback, based on emotional state feedback. The combination of WB-TwinD3PG enables adaptive, robust, and personalized mental health support for college students. According to experimental data, the suggested model outperformed traditional techniques in terms of recall (0.921), F1-score (0.927), precision (0.934), and accuracy (0.913). Overall, this research provides a practical framework that combines image-based emotion analysis with advanced reinforcement learning for psychological well-being management.
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