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ArticleCluster computing2022

A novel generalized fuzzy intelligence-based ant lion optimization for internet of things based disease prediction and diagnosis.

Ankit Verma, Gaurav Agarwal, Amit Kumar Gupta

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Ankit VermaDepartment of Computer Science, Invertis University, Uttar Pradesh, Bareilly, 243123 India.ORCID 0000-0002-6591-0027
Gaurav AgarwalDepartment of Computer Science, Invertis University, Uttar Pradesh, Bareilly, 243123 India.
Amit Kumar GuptaDepartment of Computer Science, Invertis University, Uttar Pradesh, Bareilly, 243123 India.

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Abstract

In the modern healthcare system, the function of the Internet of Things (IoT) and the data mining methods with cloud computing plays an essential role in controlling a large number of big data for predicting and diagnosing various categories of diseases. However, when the patients suffer from more than one disease, the physician may not identify it properly. Therefore, in this research, the predictive method using the cloud with IoT-based database is proposed for forecasting the diseases that utilized the biosensors to estimate the constraints of patients. In addition, a novel Generalized Fuzzy Intelligence-based Ant Lion Optimization (GFIbALO) classifier along with a regression rule is proposed for predicting the diseases accurately. Initially, the dataset is filtered and feature extracted using the regression rule that data is processed on the proposed GFIbALO approach for classifying diseases. Moreover, suppose the patient has been affected by any diseases, in that case, the warning signal will be alerted to the patients via text or any other way, and the patients can get advice from doctors or any other medical support. The implementation of the proposed GFIbALO classifier is done with the use of the MATLAB tool. Subsequently, the results from the presented model are compared with state of the art techniques, and it shows that the presented method is more beneficial in diagnosis and disease forecast.

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Artificial intelligenceBig dataDisease predictionHealth care analyticsInternet of things

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PMID35228830
PMCPMC8868039

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