Diabetes Prediction Using Extreme Learning Machine: Application of Health Systems
Keywords:
Diabetes prediction, Extreme learning machine, Health system.Abstract
Recently, machine learning has become a hot research topic. Therefore, this study investigates the interaction between software engineering and machine learning within the context of health systems. We proposed a novel framework for health informatics: the framework and methodology of software engineering for machine learning in health informatics (SEMLHI). The SEMLHI framework includes four modules (software, machine learning, machine learning algorithms, and health informatics data) that organize the tasks in the framework using a SEMLHI methodology, thereby enabling researchers and developers to analyze health informatics software from an engineering perspective and providing developers with a new road map for designing health applications with system functions and software implementations. Our novel approach sheds light on its features and allows users to study and analyze the user requirements and determine both the function of objects related to the system and the machine learning algorithms that must be applied to the dataset. Our dataset used in this research consists of real data and was originally collected from a hospital run by the Palestine government covering the last three years. The SEMLHI approach considers the Indian Diabetes dataset to perform the simulations, and extreme learning machine is outperformed as compared to state of art approaches.
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