DIABETES DETECTION AND DIET PLAN SUGGESTION FOR HEALTH CARE USING BIGDATA CLOUDS

Authors

  • Balaswamy Yadaiah Assistance Professor Assistance Professor Assistant Professor Department of CSE, Sree Dattha Institute of Engineering and Science, Author
  • VRamesh Mocherla Assistance Professor Assistance Professor Assistant Professor Department of CSE, Sree Dattha Institute of Engineering and Science, Author
  • Chenreddy Gouthami Assistance Professor Assistance Professor Assistant Professor Department of CSE, Sree Dattha Institute of Engineering and Science, Author

Keywords:

Diabetes Management, Healthcare Clouds, Ensemble Framework, Machine Learning,Personalized Diet Plans, Patient Data, Healthcare Data.

Abstract

Diabetes is a chronic health condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It requires continuous monitoring and management to prevent complications. With the advancement in technology, healthcare has  seen  a  paradigm  shift  towards  leveraging  data-driven  approaches  to  enhance  disease  detection,management,  and  personalized  treatment  plans.  Big  Data  analytics,  particularly  in  the  context  of healthcare clouds, presents an opportunity to analyze vast amounts of patient data to derive meaningful insights for  better  diabetes  management. The  traditional  approach  to  diabetes  detection  and  diet planning typically relies on rule-based systems or simple machine learning models. These systems may not  adequately  capture  the  intricate  relationships  within  the  data  or  adapt  to  the  dynamic  nature  of patient  health.  Moreover,  they  might  not  fully  exploit  the  potential  of  large-scale  healthcare  data available in cloud environments. On the other hand, the existing methods for diabetes detection and planning  often  lack the  sophistication  required  to  handle  the  complexity  and  variability  of
patient data. Additionally, the sheer volume of healthcare data available in cloud environments poses challenges in terms of processing and extracting meaningful information. The need to enhance accuracy,efficiency, and personalization in diabetes management calls for a more robust and sophisticated system.
herefore, there is a growing need for advanced analytics and machine learning techniques to improve the  accuracy  of  diabetes  detection  and  provide  personalized  diet  plans  tailored  to  individual  patient needs. Thus,  this  work  aims  to  build  a  user  interface  and  cloud  model  by  adopting an  ensemble framework  for  diabetes  detection  and  diet  planning,  which holds  profound  significance  in revolutionizing  healthcare  analytics.  By  surpassing  the  limitations  of  individual  models,  ensemble frameworks  excel  in  capturing  nuanced  data  patterns,  ensuring  improved  accuracy  in  diabetes prediction  and  the  creation  of  personalized  diet  plans. The  increased  robustness  and  adaptability  of ensemble models make them particularly well-suited for the dynamic and diverse nature of healthcare big  data  clouds.  The  scalability  of  ensemble  frameworks  enables  the  efficient  processing of  large volumes  of  healthcare  data,  facilitating  real-time  analytics  and  decision-making.  In  essence,  the significance lies in the transformative potential to elevate the precision, adaptability, and efficiency of diabetes management, ultimately leading to enhanced patient care and outcomes.

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2021-04-30

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Yadaiah, B., Mocherla, V., & Gouthami, C. (2021). DIABETES DETECTION AND DIET PLAN SUGGESTION FOR HEALTH CARE USING BIGDATA CLOUDS. History of Medicine, 7(2). http://13.200.237.241/HOM/index.php/medicine/article/view/298