Multi Source Data Fusion and Graph Neural Network Based Joint Identification Algorithm for Adolescent Internet Addiction and Psychological Disorders

This study proposes a joint identification algorithm based on multi-source data fusion and Graph Neural Networks (GNN) to simultaneously detect adolescent internet addiction and psychological disorders. With the rapid development of internet technology, adolescent internet addiction has become increasingly prominent, and there exists a complex bidirectional relationship between internet addiction and psychological abnormalities. Traditional single-source data modeling methods struggle to accurately capture these intricate psychological and behavioral patterns. To address this, the study integrates multi-source heterogeneous data, including online behavior logs, psychological assessment data, physiological signals, and social relationships, to construct a Heterogeneous Graph Neural Network (H-GNN) model. Through a multi-task learning mechanism, the model simultaneously predicts the risks of internet addiction and psychological disorders. Experimental results demonstrate that the model outperforms traditional machine learning and deep learning models in terms of accuracy and AUC, effectively capturing the complex interactions between adolescent behaviors, psychological states, and social relationships. Ablation studies further validate the critical role of psychological features in prediction, and the model's potential in real-world applications is highlighted.