Predictive analytics: Unveiling the potential of machine learning and deep learning
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https://doi.org/10.6977/IJoSI.202502_9(1).0009Keywords:
Artificial Neural Network, Cardiovascular Diseases, Data Analysis Pattern Classification, Data Mining, Heart Disease Prediction, Support Vector MachineAbstract
Machine and deep learning methods have gained significant traction in the healthcare industry, particularly for the prediction of cardiac diseases. The increasing prevalence of heart-related diseases underscores the need for proactive and accurate health care interventions. Machine learning is a data-driven approach for actively recognizing and addressing cardiovascular risks. To achieve this, researchers have utilized a range of classification techniques, such as Support Vector Machines, Random Forests, and Naive Bayes, to disentangle the intricate aspects of heart disease prediction. Additionally, the Stacking Ensemble Learning Technique was used to further enhance prediction accuracy. However, the ensemble approach has certain limitations. Therefore, confusion matrices are utilized for thorough evaluation and validation, offering better classifier performance. As research advances, prediction models aim to achieve higher accuracy and generalizability. Insights from confusion matrices can help researchers to make more robust and dependable predictions. The implications of this research extend beyond academia and will benefit clinicians, patients, and healthcare systems. In conclusion, the confluence of machine learning, deep learning, and healthcare heralds a new era of precision medicine in which data-driven insights empower stakeholders to tackle formidable challenges with unparalleled effectiveness.
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