چکيده
Abstract :
Our main goal for this research is to learn as much as possible about ML methods and how they might be used to forecast cardiac disease. Using an extensive analysis, our goal is to offer refined perspectives on the approaches, algorithms, and their effectiveness in precisely predicting the incidence of cardiovascular diseases.
Our investigation spans a variety of ML methodologies, from traditional approaches like decision trees and logistic regression to more sophisticated ones like neural networks, support vector machines (SVM), and ensemble approaches like Random Forest and XGBoost. Through an analysis of these approaches, we shed light on the many approaches utilized to derive significant patterns and prognostic indicators from intricate datasets that comprise patient demographics, clinical factors, diagnostic tests, and genetic predispositions.
evaluating how well these ML models predict cardiac disease is a key component of our research. We examine their predictive ability, sensitivity, specificity, and overall accuracy in identifying individuals who are more likely to experience cardiovascular events using a thorough review and comparison process. We hope to give researchers and practitioners useful information to guide their decision-making by outlining the advantages and disadvantages of each strategy.
Abstract :
Our main goal for this research is to learn as much as possible about ML methods and how they might be used to forecast cardiac disease. Using an extensive analysis, our goal is to offer refined perspectives on the approaches, algorithms, and their effectiveness in precisely predicting the incidence of cardiovascular diseases.
Our investigation spans a variety of ML methodologies, from traditional approaches like decision trees and logistic regression to more sophisticated ones like neural networks, support vector machines (SVM), and ensemble approaches like Random Forest and XGBoost. Through an analysis of these approaches, we shed light on the many approaches utilized to derive significant patterns and prognostic indicators from intricate datasets that comprise patient demographics, clinical factors, diagnostic tests, and genetic predispositions.
evaluating how well these ML models predict cardiac disease is a key component of our research. We examine their predictive ability, sensitivity, specificity, and overall accuracy in identifying individuals who are more likely to experience cardiovascular events using a thorough review and comparison process. We hope to give researchers and practitioners useful information to guide their decision-making by outlining the advantages and disadvantages of each strategy.
