A FUZZY INFERENCE MODEL FOR DIAGNOSIS OF DIABETES AND LEVEL OF CARE
Diagnosis of diabetes is a complex decision-making process. The creation of diabetes diagnosis models is vital in the decision-making process and requires adequate information for fast detection and treatment. Diabetes is detected from a set of symptoms. The symptoms data are an important reference...
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2-s2.0-85172694755 Aris T.N.M.; Bakar A.A.B.U.; Mahiddin N.; Zolkepli M. A FUZZY INFERENCE MODEL FOR DIAGNOSIS OF DIABETES AND LEVEL OF CARE 2023 Journal of Theoretical and Applied Information Technology 101 15 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85172694755&partnerID=40&md5=7ee68f9f1a2b8332620b08ae2f1b76ce Diagnosis of diabetes is a complex decision-making process. The creation of diabetes diagnosis models is vital in the decision-making process and requires adequate information for fast detection and treatment. Diabetes is detected from a set of symptoms. The symptoms data are an important reference to diagnose diabetes which are collected and stored in datasets. Diabetes datasets are prone to vagueness and uncertainty. In addition, insufficient information on the diagnosis of diabetes exists and this problem is not addressed in previous research. This research work analyzes a simulated diabetes treatments dataset that were validated by medical expert [1]. A new fuzzy inference model based on Mamdani method is designed to provide interpretable understanding and sufficient information on diabetes diagnosis which is combied with the level of care to support the vagueness, uncertainty, and insufficient information problems. © 2023 Little Lion Scientific. Little Lion Scientific 19928645 English Article |
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Aris T.N.M.; Bakar A.A.B.U.; Mahiddin N.; Zolkepli M. A FUZZY INFERENCE MODEL FOR DIAGNOSIS OF DIABETES AND LEVEL OF CARE |
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Aris T.N.M.; Bakar A.A.B.U.; Mahiddin N.; Zolkepli M. |
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A FUZZY INFERENCE MODEL FOR DIAGNOSIS OF DIABETES AND LEVEL OF CARE |
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A FUZZY INFERENCE MODEL FOR DIAGNOSIS OF DIABETES AND LEVEL OF CARE |
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A FUZZY INFERENCE MODEL FOR DIAGNOSIS OF DIABETES AND LEVEL OF CARE |
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A FUZZY INFERENCE MODEL FOR DIAGNOSIS OF DIABETES AND LEVEL OF CARE |
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Diagnosis of diabetes is a complex decision-making process. The creation of diabetes diagnosis models is vital in the decision-making process and requires adequate information for fast detection and treatment. Diabetes is detected from a set of symptoms. The symptoms data are an important reference to diagnose diabetes which are collected and stored in datasets. Diabetes datasets are prone to vagueness and uncertainty. In addition, insufficient information on the diagnosis of diabetes exists and this problem is not addressed in previous research. This research work analyzes a simulated diabetes treatments dataset that were validated by medical expert [1]. A new fuzzy inference model based on Mamdani method is designed to provide interpretable understanding and sufficient information on diabetes diagnosis which is combied with the level of care to support the vagueness, uncertainty, and insufficient information problems. © 2023 Little Lion Scientific. |
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