Abstract:Objective To explore the influencing factors of assisted pregnancy outcome in infertile men receiving assisted reproduction. Methods From January to June 2023, 1 037 infertile men who were going to undergo IVF/ICSI-ET assisted pregnancy in the Department of Assisted Reproductive Medicine of the First Maternal and Infant Health Hospital Affiliated to Tongji University were selected as the research objects. Logistic regression and classification decision tree model were used to study the influencing factors of assisted pregnancy outcome in infertile men. Receiver operating characteristic(ROC) curves were used to evaluate the effects of the two prediction models. Results The two models showed that the percentage of grade A sperm, the sperm DFI, smoking and drinking alcohol were the influencing factors of assisted pregnancy outcome in infertile men. Logistic regression model showed that age, education level, daily exercise time, spermatozoa survival rate, anxiety, depression and insomnia were the factors affecting the outcome of assisted pregnancy in infertile men; among them, the percentage of grade A sperm was the main influencing factor. The sensitivity and specificity of Logistic regression model was 91.3% and 88.4%, respectively. The sensitivity and specificity of decision tree model was 80.6% and 64.2%, respectively. Conclusion Both Logistic regression and decision tree model have certain classification and prediction value, and the Logistic regression model has a better prediction ability. Clinical staff can make predictive plans according to the prediction results, improve sperm quality as soon as possible, relieve negative emotions, and improve the outcome of assisted pregnancy with assisted reproductive technology.