2020
DOI: 10.35940/ijeat.c4819.029320
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ENN Ensemble based Neural Network method for Diabetes Classification

G L Aruna Kumari,
Padmaja P,
Jaya Suma G

Abstract: Diabetes is considered as one of the most chronic disease which has serious impact on human health and leading cause of mortality worldwide. The early prediction of diabetes can help clinicians to provide a better diagnosis to the patients. Recently, computed aided diagnosis systems have gained attention due to significant growth in data mining, and machine learning. Several approaches are present based on the machine learning techniques but due to poor classification performance and computational complexity, … Show more

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“…Using ECG data and cardiac rate information based on deep learning methods is described in (Ignatius et al, 2019), while Greenwood et al (2015) address the benefits of health monitoring systems (Greenwood et al, 2015). Classification techniques based on machine learning algorithms for diabetes prediction are employed in Kumari et al (2020). A method for classification of the disease is given in the paper, while a comparative analysis of the accuracy of these methods is provided.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Using ECG data and cardiac rate information based on deep learning methods is described in (Ignatius et al, 2019), while Greenwood et al (2015) address the benefits of health monitoring systems (Greenwood et al, 2015). Classification techniques based on machine learning algorithms for diabetes prediction are employed in Kumari et al (2020). A method for classification of the disease is given in the paper, while a comparative analysis of the accuracy of these methods is provided.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%