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Diabetic Diagnosis through Data Mining


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1 Government Arts College (Autonomous), Kumbakonam - 612 002, India
2 Presidency College (Autonomous), Chennai - 600 005, India
 

In the field of healthcare, patient inputs either go explicit or inherently implicit. Since the implicit are of buried patterns they need to be explored for proper diagnosis and identification. The elementary and aggregate forms of documented data are the key to open mines to mine hidden information. Diabetes mellitus disease (DMD) is a metabolic disorder affecting more people nowadays and hence the level of incidence increases exponential. Medical practitioners are now keen to use data mining techniques for such victims. Applying heuristics on patient records have proved to be worthwhile and valuable in predicting Diabetes. This paper parameterizes patient's pathological inputs for Diabetes mining. Important techniques such Rule mining and Decision trees are applied here for finding hidden knowledge.

Keywords

DMD, Hba1c, Rule Mining, Classification.
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S. Sankaranarayana
Government Arts College (Autonomous), Kumbakonam - 612 002, India
T. Pramananda Perumal
Presidency College (Autonomous), Chennai - 600 005, India

Abstract


In the field of healthcare, patient inputs either go explicit or inherently implicit. Since the implicit are of buried patterns they need to be explored for proper diagnosis and identification. The elementary and aggregate forms of documented data are the key to open mines to mine hidden information. Diabetes mellitus disease (DMD) is a metabolic disorder affecting more people nowadays and hence the level of incidence increases exponential. Medical practitioners are now keen to use data mining techniques for such victims. Applying heuristics on patient records have proved to be worthwhile and valuable in predicting Diabetes. This paper parameterizes patient's pathological inputs for Diabetes mining. Important techniques such Rule mining and Decision trees are applied here for finding hidden knowledge.

Keywords


DMD, Hba1c, Rule Mining, Classification.