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Prediction of Cardiovascular Disease on Different Parameters Using Machine Learning

The most common serious diseases affecting human health are cardiovascular diseases (CVDs). Early diagnosis can prevent or mitigate CVDs, which can reduce the rate of death. It's a promising approach to identify risk factors using machine learning models. We wish to propose a model with different methods to effectively predict heart disease. We have employed effective data collection, data pre-processing and data transformation methods for the precise information of our training model to make our proposed model a success. A combined dataset has been used (Cleveland, Long Beach VA, Switzerland, Hungarian and Stat log). The appropriate function is selected using AASSO (Advanced Absolute Shrinkage and Selection Operator techniques) and AASSO techniques. Appropriate features are selected. New hybrids are developed with integration of the traditional bagging and boosting methods, such as Decision Tree Bagger Method (DTBM), the Random Forest Bagging Method (RFBM), the K-Nearest Neighbour Bagging method (KNNBM), the AdaBoost Boosting Method (ABBM), and the GBBM. Our machine learning algorithms, along with Negative Predictive Value (NGR, false positive rates), and false negative flow rates, also were implemented to calculate accuracy of our model, sensitivity (SEN), error rate, accuracy of the model (FRE) and the F1 score (F1) (FNR). The results are shown for comparisons separately. Based on the result analysis, our proposed model produced the highest precision, Accuracy using RFBM and relief selection methods (99.05 percent).