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ABSTRACT
In this project, we propose a novel
method that aims at finding significant
features by applying machine learning
techniques resulting in improving the
accuracy in the prediction of
cardiovascular disease. The prediction
model is introduced with different
combinations of features and several
known classification techniques. This
dataset is a real world data including
important features of patients. We will
build the predictable model by using
various algorithms.
INTRODUCTION
● Heart disease is a cardiovascular disease (CVD) that remains the number one cause
of death globally and contributes to approximately 30% of all global deaths. If
unmitigated, the total number of deaths globally is projected to increase to around
22 million in 2030.
● Medical diagnostic opinion is a prime factor of the clinical subject, considering that
the diagnostic method likely to have comparatively significant ambiguities, which
leaves a scope of improvement with the boom of technological advancement,
mainly in the field of statistical learning.
● The main topic is heatlh grade level prediction using machine learning techniques.
Machine learning is widely used nowadays in various applications. Our topic is about
prediction of heart disease by processing patient’s dataset and a data of patient to
whom we need to predict the chance of occurrence of a heart disease.
LITERATURE SURVEY
PROBLEM DEFINITION
● Logistic Regression
● K-Nearest Neighbours Classifier
● Support Vector machine
● Decision Tree Classifier
● Random Forest Classifier
● XGBoost Classifier
Workflow of our
project
CONCLUSION
In future the work can be enhanced by developing a notebook, a web
application based on the these algorithms mentioned and a larger dataset
as compared to the one used in this analysis to make a more industrial
robust ML health grade model, which will help to provide better results and
help health professionals in predicting the heart disease effectively and
efficiently.
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