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Multilayer Perceptron Neural Network with Arithmetic Optimization Algorithm-Based Feature Selection for Cardiovascular Disease Prediction
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2024
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Abstract
In the healthcare field, diagnosing disease is the most concerning issue. Various diseases including cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) significantly influence illness or death. On the other hand, early and precise diagnosis of CVDs can decrease chances of death, resulting in a better and healthier life for patients. Researchers have used traditional machine learning (ML) techniques for CVD prediction and classification. However, many of them are inaccurate and time-consuming due to the unavailability of quality data including imbalanced samples, inefficient data preprocessing, and the existing selection criteria. These factors lead to an overfitting or bias issue towards a certain class label in the prediction model. Therefore, an intelligent system is needed which can accurately diagnose CVDs. We proposed an automated ML model for various kinds of CVD prediction and classification. Our prediction model consists of multiple steps. Firstly, a benchmark dataset is preprocessed using filter techniques. Secondly, a novel arithmetic optimization algorithm is implemented as a feature selection technique to select the best subset of features that influence the accuracy of the prediction model. Thirdly, a classification task is implemented using a multilayer perceptron neural network to classify the instances of the dataset into two class labels, determining whether they have a CVD or not. The proposed ML model is trained on the preprocessed data and then tested and validated. Furthermore, for the comparative analysis of the model, various performance evaluation metrics are calculated including overall accuracy, precision, recall, and F1-score. As a result, it has been observed that the proposed prediction model can achieve 88.89% accuracy, which is the highest in a comparison with the traditional ML techniques.
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