Improvement of ANN-BP by data pre-segregation using SOM
Artificial intelligence is used to predict the onset of diabetes based on data measured from Pima Indians. This research is comparing the results gained from using same artificial neural networks-back propagation (ANN-BP) engine for 2 differently prepared data. The first data set consists of the ent...
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2023
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| Summary: | Artificial intelligence is used to predict the onset of diabetes based on data measured from Pima Indians. This research is comparing the results gained from using same artificial neural networks-back propagation (ANN-BP) engine for 2 differently prepared data. The first data set consists of the entire data set which is cross validated, while the second dataset is segregated into 2 groups using Kohonen Self Organizing Maps (SOM) which are then cross validated. Splitting the files prior to implementing the cross validation improves the general accuracy of the ANN-BP whereby the positively predicted diabetes cases percentage increased from 72% to 99%. Meanwhile the prediction of the negative diabetic cases percentage increased from 80% to 97%. � 2009 IEEE. |
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