Enhanced and Improved Disease Prediction System in Healthcare Datasets Using Machine Learning Techniques
Keywords:
HDMT, IDM, CART, Clustering, Diagnosis, Data mining, Decision Making, HealthcareAbstract
Healthcare uses Data Mining techniques (HDMT) can be for better application of knowledge and identifying successful prescription patterns for diseases. Usage of computer aided diagnosis for expert opinion learning has definite advantage. Integrated. Data Mining (IDM) with forecasting can provide a dependable and a high-quality desirable outcome. Prediction of diseases using data mining techniques is a motivating task for augmenting diagnostic accuracy. Hence the objective of this research is usage of HDMT/IDM methodology that can take less time and which can be more economical. The methodology can be useful to predict healthcare diseases. Hence to understand the usage of this research work is to identify the methodology to predict Healthcare diseases from patient’s records and suggest a non-invasive data mining model.
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