Type 2 Diabetes is a fast-growing, chronic metabolic disorder due to imbalanced insulin activity. As lots of people are suffering from it, access to proper treatment is necessary to control the problem. Most patients are unaware of health complexity, symptoms and risk factors before diabetes. The motion of this research is a comparative study of seven machine learning classifiers and an artificial neural network method to prognosticate the detection and treatment of diabetes with a high accuracy, in order to identify and treat diabetes patients at an early age. Our training and test dataset is an accumulation of 9483 diabetes patients' information. The training dataset is large enough to negate overfitting and provide for highly accurate test performance. We use performance measures such as accuracy and precision to find out the best algorithm deep ANN which outperforms with 95.14% accuracy among all other tested machine learning classifiers. We hope our high performing model can be used by hospitals to predict diabetes and drive research into more accurate prediction models.
Traffic signs are symbols erected on the sides of roads that convey the road instructions to its users. These signs are essential in conveying the instructions related to the movement of traffic in the streets. Automation of driving is essential for efficient navigation free of human errors, which could otherwise lead to accidents and disorganized movement of vehicles in the streets. Traffic sign detection systems provide an important contribution to automation of driving, by helping in efficient navigation through relaying traffic sign instructions to the system users. However, most of the existing techniques have proposed approaches that are mostly capable of detection through static images only. Moreover, to the best of the author’s knowledge, there exists no approach that uses video frames. Therefore, this article proposes a unique automated approach for detection and recognition of Bangladeshi traffic signs from the video frames using Support Vector Machine and Histogram of Oriented Gradient. This system would be immensely useful in the implementation of automated driving systems in Bangladeshi streets. By detecting and recognizing the traffic signs in the streets, the automated driving systems in Bangladesh will be able to effectively navigate the streets. This approach classifies the Bangladeshi traffic signs using Support Vector Machine classifier on the basis of Histogram of Oriented Gradient property. Through image processing techniques such as binarization, contour detection and identifying similarity to circle etc., this article also proposes the actual detection mechanism of traffic signs from the video frames. The proposed approach detects and recognizes traffic signs with 100% precision, 95.83% recall and 96.15% accuracy after running it on 78 Bangladeshi traffic sign videos, which comprise 6 different kinds of Bangladeshi traffic signs. In addition, a public dataset for Bangladeshi traffic signs has been created that can be used for other research purposes.
Data mining techniques are used to extract interesting patterns and discover meaningful knowledge from huge amount of data. There has been increasing in usage of data mining techniques on medical data for determining useful trends and patterns that are used in analysis and decision making. About eighty percent of human deaths occurred in low and middle-income countries due to heart diseases. The healthcare industry generates large amount of heart disease data which are not organized. These data make the prediction process more complicated and voluminous. Data mining provides the techniques for fast and accurate transformation of data into useful information for heart diseases prediction. The main objectives of this research is to predict heart diseases more accurately using Naïve Bayes, J48 Decision Tree, Neural Network, Random Forest classification algorithms and compare the performance of classifiers. The research uses raw dataset for performance analysis and the analysis is based on Weka Tool. This research also shows best technique from them which is Random Forest on the basis of accuracy and execution time.
Job recruitment is the process of picking a qualified candidate for a vacant position in an organization. Suitable job selection is a challenging task, especially for freshers. Every year, millions of students complete their graduation and come up with many options for choosing their jobs. This job selection procedure depends on various factors. Considering these issues, this research aims to build a model to predict whether a job is suitable or not suitable for a candidate according to their skills, experiences, and desires for the job. In this situation, Machine Learning approaches can be useful. Data were collected from 120 people currently appointed to a job in various fields. Distinct machine learning techniques are used to predict whether they are satisfied with their current job or not. We also find the other performance matrices and compare them with other algorithms to evaluate the performance of the best model. The results show that the random forest technique is the most effective method for forecasting appropriate job selection, with 92% accuracy and 8% error. Based on the findings, this research will become an effective tool for selecting a suitable job based on people's desires.
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