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Multiple Disease Prediction System

Tanmay Ture1, Amol Sawant2, Rohan Singh3, Prof. Chetna Patil4
SSJCOE, Dombivli (E)

Abstract: There are number of hospitals in the world with advanced diagnostic equipment. But although having this equipment
some patients cannot get proper treatments and may suffer to death. Main reason behind this is time, our medical systems lack
time and it is not easy for them to manage time. With help of machine learning techniques we created project that identifies
patients with major diseases like Heart disease, Kidney disease and Diabetes disease at early stage so that proper treatments can
be given to them. We collected three datasets for three models from Kaggle [1], analyzed[2]them, cleaned them and choose best
algorithm [3] for each dataset. We achieved 98.52% accuracy on heart disease prediction model [4], 98.73% accuracy on kidney
disease prediction model [5], 80.55% accuracy on diabetes disease prediction model [6]. For all three models we used Random
Forest algorithm [7] .At the end we created web application using Flask [8] for easy user interaction.
Keywords: Machine Learning, Data Analysis, Data Science, Data Visualization

I. INTRODUCTION
Many times, we see that patients lose their life because of not getting treatment on time. Healthcare industries lack time and they
cannot determine which patient they should treat first. But on the other hand, healthcare industries generate huge amount of data
regarding patients health. High level of insights can be drawn from this data. So, by using this data and advanced machine learning
techniques we have decided to come up with project ‘Multiple Disease Prediction System’. Our project is combination of three
machine learning models that are going to identify patients having heart disease, kidney disease and diabetes at early stage, so that
the patients having risk to particular disease will get treatment first. For our project we firstly understood problem statement and
determined what type of data will be required for our project. We collected three different datasets for our three machine learning
models from Kaggle. After collecting data, we analyzed data properly and visualized it for better understanding. Then we cleaned
the data by imputing null values, encoding categorical features. Next step was we split dataset intro training and testing set such that
we used 80% data for training machine learning model and remaining 20% data we used for testing our machine learning model.
After that we tried several classification algorithms like Logistic regression, Random Forest classifier, Support Vector Machine
classifier, XGBOOST classifier on all three datasets. Out of these algorithms we found that Random Forest classification algorithm
was performing better than others for all three datasets. Using Random Forest algorithm we got 98.52% testing accuracy on heart
disease dataset ,98.73% testing accuracy on kidney disease dataset and 80.55% testing accuracy on diabetes dataset. So, we dumped
the model using Python’s Pickle library and created web application using Python’s Flask framework for easy user interaction. Also,
in order to improve the project, we created dashboards of visualization for all three datasets using Tableau.
II. LITERATURE SURVEY
1) As heart plays an important role in living organisms. So, the main aim of this paper is diagnosis and prediction of heart related
disease should be perfect and correct because it is very crucial which can cause death cases related to heart. They collected
dataset from UCI machine learning repository. Used 13 features for prediction. Using Hybrid Random Forest with Linear
model algorithm achieved 88% accuracy. In this paper they have use complex algorithm for predicting the heart disease.
2) Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) implies that the human kidneys are harmed and unable to blood filter in the manner which they
should. They employ experiential analysis of ML techniques for classifying the kidney patient dataset as CKD or NOTCKD.
They used Composite Hypercube on Iterated Random Projection (CHIRP) algorithm, and it performs well in terms of
diminishing error rates and improving accuracy. They achieve 99% accuracy. They have used 24 features which are high in
number can be leads to overfitting. And also, they have use complex algorithm which is hard to implement.
3) Diabetes is one of the dangerous diseases in the world. In this paper they have used machine learning techniques to find out
diabetes disease. Their aim of this analysis was to invent a system that can help the patient to detect the diabetes disease of the
patient with accurate results. Several Machine Learning algorithm they have try to achieve maximum accuracy finally they
decide to go with Ensembling classifier AdBoost and XGBoost which give 95% accuracy. They have use PIMA dataset which
contain only information about female patient. So, their model will not suitable for the male patient to predict the diabetes
disease.

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III. PROBLEM DEFINITION AND OBJECTIVES

A. Problem Definition
Modern healthcare systems are fulfilled with latest and effective diagnostic systems then also a lot of patients suffer from death due
to lack of treatment on time. One thing that healthcare systems lack is time so they cannot determine which patient should be treated
first. As a result, a needy patient could not get treatment on time which may cost his life too.

B. Objectives
1) Support healthcare systems
2) Reduce workload of healthcare systems and save their time
3) Identify patients having high risk to particular disease at an early stage
4) Build Relationships
5) Effectively predict if patient have chances of developing particular disease

IV. METHODOLOGY
A. Building Machine Learning Models
First, we understand the problem definition of our project to build a require and right machine learning models. Then we collected
data from various open data sources like Kaggle, UCI Machine Learning Repository, etc. Quality and quantity of data is very
important as it affect to our model. After that we have done the data preprocessing to ensure the that the collected data is in right
format or not. Right after we analyze the available data to remove duplicate and deal with the missing values. We also check for the
outliers. We visualize the data to find the relationship between the variable. Here we draw some useful insights and handle the
skewness. Analyze data divided into training and testing dataset. We use 80% of our data for training and 20% of data for testing.
This is most important step in building robust and accurate machine learning model. We have tried several machine learning
algorithms to get best result as outcomes. We decide to go with Random Forest Algorithm because it gives us maximum accuracy
for all of our machine learning model. And it is easy to implement as well.
Here our all models were ready for the prediction of diseases.

Fig. 1 Block Diagram

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B. Deploying ML Models in Flask

After Creating the ML models for diseases, we deploy it in Flask framework of python language. We use Pickle module for that.

Fig. 2 Graphical User Interface

1) Random Forest
Random Forest working is possible in two phases, first is to create the random forest by merging N decision tree, and second is
making prediction for each tree created in the first phase.

The working of the random forest is as follows:

a) Step-1: Firstly, it will select random K data points from the training set.
b) Step-2: After selecting k data points then building the decision trees associated with the selected data points (Subsets).
c) Step-3: Then choosing the number N for decision trees that you want to build.
d) Step-4: Repeating step 1 and 2.
e) Step-5: Finding the predictions of each decision tree, and assigning the new data points to the category that wins the majority
votes.

2) Logistic Regression
Logistic Regression is a supervised machine learning algorithm most often used for the classification purpose.
Logistic Regression is used to establish the relation between one dependent and one or more independent variable. It is used to make
prediction about categorical values like True or False, 1or0, Yes or No. It gives the probability between the values 1 and 0 rather
than showing exact value as 1 or 0.
In logistic Regression instead of fitting a regression line, we fit an “s” shaped logistic function, which predict to maximum values (0
or 1).

Mathematical steps to get the Logistic regression Equation:

log = 0+ 1 1+ 2 2+ … +
1−

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3) Support Vector Classifier

Support vector machine is supervised machine learning algorithm used for classification as well as regression. Most often it is well
suited for classification purpose.
The objective of SVM is to find the hyperplane in N-dimensional Space that distinctly classifies the data points. Dimension of the
hyperplane is depending upon number of features.

We choose the hyperplane whose distance from it to nearest data point on each side is maximized. This hyperplane is known as
maximum margin hyperplane.
Hyperplane are decision boundaries that help in classifying that help in classifying the data points. Support vectors are datapoints
that are closer to hyperplane.

4) Decision Tree Classifier

Decision tree algorithm is supervised machine learning algorithm used for regression as well as classification. Here we used it for
classification purpose.
a) Step 1 – Start with root node to form a tree T containing all the datapoints in dataset.
b) Step 2 – If the node purity is below the purity threshold or not all the records of s belong to class C, then use the purity
information attribute to split the node. This create sub – tree.
c) Step 3 – Repeat step 2 until
 All the leaf node satisfy minimum purity threshold
 The tree cannot be further split
 Any other stopping criteria is reached (such as maximum tree depth desire).

5) XGBoost
XGBoost is supervised machine learning algorithm falls under the boosting technique. Boosting is an ensemble technique designed
to combine several weak classifiers into strong classifier.
a) Step 1 - Initialize the dataset and assign equal weight to each of the data point.
b) Step 2 - Provide this as input to the model and identify the wrongly classified data points.
c) Step 3 - Increase the weight of the wrongly classified data points and decrease the weights of correctly classified data points.
And then normalize the weights of all data points.
d) Step 4 - if (got required results) Go to step 5 else Go to step 2
e) Step 5 – End

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6) Accuracy And F-1 Score

Heart Disease
Algorithm Accuracy F-1 Score
Logistic Regression 78.04 0.80
Random Forest 98.29 0.99
Classifier
Support Vector 68.29 0.70
Classifier
Decision Tree 98.53 0.99
Classifier
XGBoost 98.53 0.99

Kidney Disease
Algorithm Accuracy F-1 Score
Logistic Regression 94.93 0.92
Random Forest 98.73 0.98
Classifier
Decision Tree 98.73 0.98
Classifier
XGBoost 98.73 0.98

Diabetes Disease
Algorithm Accuracy F-1 Score
Logistic Regression 72.22 0.71
Random Forest 80.55 0.80
Classifier
Support Vector 72.22 0.70
Classifier
Decision Tree 75.92 074
Classifier
XGBoost 80.55 0.79

We choose Random Forest algorithm for building our all three Models.
Below are some points why should we use Random Forest Algorithm:
 It takes less training time as compare to other algorithm.
 It predicts output with high accuracy, even for large data set it run efficiently.
 It can also maintain accuracy when the large proportion of data is missing.

V. REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS
A. Hardware Requirements
1) Processor: - intel core2 duo and above
2) Ram: - 2GB and above
3) Rom: - 100GB and above

B. Software Requirements
1) Operating System: - Windows XP and above
2) Programming Language: - Python3
3) IDE: - Jupyter Notebook & VSCODE
4) Libraries: - Numpy, Pandas, Matplotlib, Seaborn, Sci-kit learn, Pickle, Flask.

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VI. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF SYSTEM

A. Advantages
1) It is very useful in Hospitals.
2) Reduce the workload of Hospital staff.
3) Easy to use. Anyone can use it.
4) It predicts robust and accurate results.
5) It takes less time to identify the patient have a particular disease or not.
6) Needy patient can get early treatment by identifying early-stage disease.
7) Cost saving.

B. Disadvantages
1) There is little bit number of chances of miss prediction in some cases.

VII. CONCLUSION
We successfully build a system that predict more than one disease with high accuracy. It is easy to use as well.
We achieve accuracy on project as follows:
1) Our project identifies heart disease with an accuracy of 98%.
2) Our project predicts diabetes disease with an accuracy of 80%.
3) Our project predicts kidney disease with an accuracy of 98%.

VIII. FUTURE SCOPE

1) It will be very useful to healthcare industries like hospitals to identify diseases at early stage.
2) In the future we can add more diseases in the existing system.
3) We can try to improve the accuracy of prediction in order to decrease the mortality rate.
4) Try to make the system more user-friendly.

IX. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
We would like to thank our college principal Dr. Pramod Rodge for providing lab facilities and permitting us to go on with our
project. We can also express our deepest thanks to our H.O.D Dr. Uttara Gogate who’s benevolent helps us making available the
computer facilities to us for our project in our laboratory and making it true success. Without their kind and keen co-operation our
project would have been stifled to stand still. We would like to thank our project coordinator Prof. Reena Deshmukh for all the
support we need from they for our project. Lastly, we sincerely wish to thank our project guide Prof. Chetna Patil for their
encouraging and inspiring guidance helped us to make our project success. Our project guide provided quality guidance to us. We
would also like to thank our colleagues who helped us directly or indirectly during our project.

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