JOURNAL ARTICLE

Stroke Risk Prediction Using Machine Learning Algorithms

Rishabh GurjarH K SahanaC NeelambikaSparsha B SathishS Ramys

Year: 2022 Journal:   International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science Engineering and Information Technology Pages: 20-25

Abstract

The majority of strokes are brought on by unforeseen obstruction of pathways by the heart and brain. Distinct classifiers have been developed for early detection of different stroke warning symptoms, including Logistics Regression, Decision Tree, KNN, Random Forest, and Naïve Bayes. Furthermore, the proposed research has obtained an accuracy of around 95.4%, with the Random Forest outperforming the other classifiers. This model has the highest stroke prediction accuracy. Therefore, Random Forest is almost the perfect classifier for foretelling stroke, which doctors and patients can utilise to prescribe and identify likely strokes early. Here in our research we have created a website to which model is dumped/loaded, such that the interface will be friendly to the end-users.

Keywords:
Random forest Naive Bayes classifier Decision tree Stroke (engine) Machine learning Computer science Artificial intelligence Bayes' theorem Classifier (UML) Logistic regression Regression Support vector machine Statistics Bayesian probability Mathematics Engineering

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