This invention relates to the field of medical
data processing technology, specifically to a
deep learning-based method for predicting adolescent
anxiety. The method includes: quantifying gut microbiota characteristics,
anxiety behavior characteristics, and
environmental stress characteristics; calculating time-series weighting coefficients; integrating gut microbiota characteristics,
anxiety behavior characteristics,
environmental stress characteristics, and time-series weighting coefficients into a model; and outputting the prediction results. This invention fills the gap in dynamic biomarker modeling in existing
anxiety disorder models by integrating research on the
human gut microbiota with existing behavioral and environmental factors. Through
deep learning, it seeks the long-term relationship between adolescent gut microbiota and anxiety symptoms, addressing the subjectivity, invasiveness, privacy risks, cost, and delays in existing
anxiety disorder diagnosis, thus enabling early prevention. It also provides causal evidence for the "gut-brain axis" theory in adolescents, promoting the development of psychomicrobiome research.