Proceedings of the 4th ACM International Conference of Computing for Engineering and Sciences 2018
DOI: 10.1145/3213187.3287612
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Prediction of Dengue Disease through Data Mining by using Modified Apriori Algorithm

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“…Thus, for this example, the following association rules are developed: S5→(S2,S1); (S1,S5)→S2 and (S2,S5)→S1. It has been noticed that the apriori algorithm of association rule mining has already been successfully deployed for prediction/diagnosis of heart diseases (Said et al, 2015;Domadiya & Rao, 2018;Jamsheela, 2021), dengue (Jahangir et al, 2018), brain tumor (Sengupta et al, 2013), chronic kidney disease (Alaiad et al, 2020), infectious diseases (Brossette et al, 1998), pandemic diseases (Burvin & Dhanalakshmi, 2018;Aiswarya et al, 2020), COVID-19 (Çelik, 2020;Shawkat et al, 2021;Tandan et al, 2021), pediatric primary care (Downs & Wallace, 2000), treatment of patients in an emergency department (Sarıyer & Taşar, 2020) etc. In this paper, based on a huge dataset of COVID-19 patients and using the FP growth algorithm of association rule mining, an attempt is put forward to discover COVID-19 symptom patterns and rules which would support the initial identification of severe COVID-19 cases for early treatment and isolation.…”
Section: Association Rule Miningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, for this example, the following association rules are developed: S5→(S2,S1); (S1,S5)→S2 and (S2,S5)→S1. It has been noticed that the apriori algorithm of association rule mining has already been successfully deployed for prediction/diagnosis of heart diseases (Said et al, 2015;Domadiya & Rao, 2018;Jamsheela, 2021), dengue (Jahangir et al, 2018), brain tumor (Sengupta et al, 2013), chronic kidney disease (Alaiad et al, 2020), infectious diseases (Brossette et al, 1998), pandemic diseases (Burvin & Dhanalakshmi, 2018;Aiswarya et al, 2020), COVID-19 (Çelik, 2020;Shawkat et al, 2021;Tandan et al, 2021), pediatric primary care (Downs & Wallace, 2000), treatment of patients in an emergency department (Sarıyer & Taşar, 2020) etc. In this paper, based on a huge dataset of COVID-19 patients and using the FP growth algorithm of association rule mining, an attempt is put forward to discover COVID-19 symptom patterns and rules which would support the initial identification of severe COVID-19 cases for early treatment and isolation.…”
Section: Association Rule Miningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Berdasarkan pengamatan penelitian terdahulu yang menerapkan metode association rule yaitu "Prediction of Dengue Disease Through Data Mining By Using Modified Apriori Algorithm". Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk membantu dalam menganalisa faktor-faktor penyebab penyakit dengue dengan hasil nilai minimum support sebesar 60% dan nilai minimum confidence sebesar 90% [7]. Algoritma apriori digunakan karena algoritma ini merupakan Teknik asosiasi yang sederhana untuk menentukan pola penyebab penyakit dengue yang dialami penderita.…”
Section: Tinjauan Pustaka 21 Penelitian Terdahuluunclassified
“… Study Objectives Models Applied Best Model [22] Predicting influenza outbreaks in Iran SVM, RF, ANN SVM (MAE = 0.132) [43] Detecting Disease Outbreaks among Physiological Variables FL FL ( F 1 Score = 0.820) [44] Predicting outbreak of hand-foot-mouth diseases RR, k -NN, RF, LSTM LSTM ⁎ (ROC = 0.841) [45] Predicting death and cardiovascular diseases in dialysis patients. LR, k -NN, CART, NB, SVC-RBF SVC-RBF (ACC = 0.953) [46] Event detection and Situational Awareness of disease outbreaks NB, SVM, LSTM LSTM ⁎ ( F 1 Score = 0.939) [47] Modelling disease outbreak events CRF CRF ( F 1 Score = 0.885) [48] Infection detection using physiological and social data in social environments k NN k NN (ROC = 0.798) [49] Detection and prevention of mosquito-borne diseases NB, RDT, J48, F k NN F k NN (ACC = 0.959) [51] Detecting the occurrence of Zika BPNN, GBM, RF BPNN ⁎ (ROC = 0.966) [53] Influenza Detection and Surveillance NB, ME, DLM NB (ACC = 0.700) [54] Detection on Dengue Diseases MAA MAA (ACC = 0.750) [55] Detection of Meningitis Outbreaks in Nigeria RF, ANN, k NN, LR, SVM NN ⁎ (ACC = 0.951) [56] ...…”
Section: Contents Summarizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These types of evaluation measures depend on the problem type: regression or classification. For instance, the Mean Absolute Error (MAE) [13] , [18] , [22] , Mean Absolute Percentage Error (MAPE) [17] , [19] , [23] , [26] , [38] , [39] , [42] , Root-Mean-Square Error (RMSE) [25] , [28] , [30] , [31] , [32] , [33] , [40] and Mean Squared Error (MSE) [15] , [20] , [20] , [27] , [41] evaluation measures are used to solve the regression problems and Accuracy [22] , [49] , [53] , [54] , [55] , [56] , F 1 Score [43] , [46] , [47] , AUC-ROC [44] , [48] , [51] evaluation measures are used to solve the classification problems [67] . The performance comparison of various approaches and metrics are discussed in more detail in Section 6.4 .…”
Section: Contents Summarizationmentioning
confidence: 99%