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An Infectious Disease Prediction Method Based on K-Nearest Neighbor Improved Algorithm
Chen, Ya-Ming

An Infectious Disease Prediction Method Based on K-Nearest Neighbor Improved Algorithm

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Science & Mathematics Published 2019 248.7 KB Verification Pending

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With the continuous development of medical information construction, the potential value of a large amount of medical information has not been exploited. Excavate a large number of medical records of outpatients, and train to generate disease prediction models to assist doctors in diagnosis and improve work efficiency.This paper proposes a disease prediction method based on k-nearest neighbor improvement algorithm from the perspective of patient similarity analysis. The method draws on the idea of clustering, extracts the samples near the center point generated by the clustering, applies these samples as a new training sample set in the K-nearest neighbor algorithm; based on the maximum entropy The K-nearest neighbor algorithm is improved to overcome the influence of the weight coefficient in the traditional algorithm and improve the accuracy of the algorithm. The real experimental data proves that the proposed k-nearest neighbor improvement algorithm has better accuracy and operational efficiency.

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Document Title An Infectious Disease Prediction Method Based on K-Nearest Neighbor Improved Algorithm
Author / Organization Chen, Ya-Ming
Subject & Discipline Scientific Research & Data
Categories Science & Mathematics
Publication Year 2019
License / Rights cc-by-4.0
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Language EN
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