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JournalInternational Journal of Computer Applications
TitlePrediction of Onset Diabetes using Machine Learning Techniques
Index TermBiomedical
AbstractMachine learning algorithms can help us to detect the onset diabetes. Early detection of diabetes can reduce patient’s health risk. Physicians, patients, and patient’s relatives can be benefited from the prediction’s outcomes. In low resource clinical settings, it is necessary to predict the patient’s condition after the admission to allocate resources appropriately. Several articles have been published analyzing Prima Indian data set applying on various machine learning algorithms. Shankar applied neural networks to predict the onset of diabetes mellitus on Prima Indian Diabetes dataset and showed that his approach for such classification is reliable [4, 5 and 6]. Machine learning techniques increase medical diagnosis accuracy and reduce medical cost [2, 3]. In this study, the main focus is to investigate different types of machine learning classification algorithms and show their comparative analysis. The purpose of this study is to detect the diabetic patient’s onset from the outcomes generated by machine learning classification algorithms.
KeywordsMachine Learning, SVM, Naive Bayes, Logistic Regression, J48, OneR.
No. of Pages5
Author NamesMd. Aminul Islam, Nusrat Jahan
Author Emailsnusratjahan.cse@diu.edu.bd, aminul.buhs@gmail.com
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