ArticleScientific reports2025
A hybrid bio inspired neural model based on Ropalidia Marginata behavior for multi disease classification.
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Accurate and efficient disease diagnosis remains a critical challenge in the healthcare sector. With the growing availability of biomedical data, machine learning techniques have become invaluable tools for developing intelligent disease detection systems. Researchers have applied various algorithms, including artificial neural networks (ANNs), to improve classification accuracy. To further improve ANN performance, various optimization methods are applied to enhance learning and avoid the local minima problem, as each model demonstrates distinct performance characteristics. Therefore, this paper presents a hybrid Bio inspired Ropalidia Marginata Optimization-based hybrid neural network (RMO-NN) aimed at improving medical data classification. The proposed RMO-NN incorporates biologically inspired task allocation and dominance hierarchy mechanisms from RMO to optimize neural network learning performance effectively and reducing classification errors. To validate its effectiveness, the RMO-NN is tested on three large-scale medical datasets such as breast cancer, diabetes, and blood transfusion datasets and three medical images datasets. The performance of the proposed model is compared against two established metaheuristic neural models: Cuckoo Search Neural Network (CSNN) and Artificial Bee Colony Neural Network (ABCNN). The proposed RMO-NN model outperforms CSNN and ABCNN in terms of accuracy, MSE, SD, and convergence speed. And for medical images datasets the proposed is further validated with various start of art deep learning models. The results highlight the proposed model perform better on biomedical data classification tasks. The Proposed method significantly outperforms baseline approaches, achieving substantial accuracy, while introducing a novel RMO algorithm.
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