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Breast Cancer Prediction using multiple models based on Machine Learning and Deep Learning Kaveri Bhusare1, Department of Computer Engineering, Wagholi, Pune
Pratiksha Deshmukh2 Department of Computer Engineering, Wagholi, Pune
Bhakti Bodkhe3 Department of Computer Engineering Wagholi, Pune -----------------------------------------------------------------------***-------------------------------------------------------------------overall 2.5 million people identified due to cancer in Abstract: Now a day, machine learning algorithm is one of the important field in Healthcare sectors to provide higher accuracy of Diseases prediction and deep study of medical field data. Authors are used to various models of machine learning to predict the higher accuracy of patient diseases and medical test such as breast cancer prediction with higher Accuracy. We are studied various machine learning models. In this paper we are used and predict the breast cancer patient datasets from using CSV files. Machine learning models are very good techniques to predict diseases. In this paper machine learning classifier, Nearest neighbor training accuracy, SVM, SVM classifier, Gaussian naïve bayes, Decision tree and Random forest Algorithm these machine learning model we can use and analyze the overall performance of each model and predict best accuracy. The performance of all various machine learning models can be analyzed on Breast cancer datasets, after analyze of various machine learning models that gives better accuracy on breast cancer datasets.
India and more than 1,157,294 new cancer patients are identified in India every year. As per the reports of 2018, 7, 48,821 people died due to cancer (out of that 4, 13,519 men and 3, 71,302 women) in India. According to NICPR report of projected cancer patients with cancer in India male cancer rate was 679,421(94.1 per 100, 000) and overall females was (712, 758 per 100, 000) for the year 2020. Breast cancer is second most common type of cancer in women, according to reports 14% women are registered due to Breast Cancer in India. In India diagnose a breast cancer patient in every four minutes in both rural and urban area of India. As per the reports of Breast cancer 1, 62,468 are registered cases in India out of those 87,090 patients’ deaths. As per the reports 14.5 lakh cases are expected and it will increase to 17.3 lakh patients in 2020.
Keywords: Machine Learning, Scikit-learn, supervised learning, SVM, DT, Random Forest Flask, bagging, boosting, etc.
Machine Learning algorithm has played an important role in the field of medical, healthcare sectors to predict disease with higher accuracy on large amount of datasets, large amount of data can be generates day by day in healthcare sectors. In the terms of patients several diseases reports and huge amount of information database however healthcare sectors, medical field these datasets can be widely distributed and used machine learning algorithm is a process of that mainly predicts the patient’s dieses and report with higher accuracy. In this paper we review the related survey of various classifications, Naïve Bayes, nearest neighbor training accuracy, Decision Tree, SVM, SVM (RBF classifier), Random forest etc. Accuracy is the measured by using various parameters of machine learning algorithm. Hence we used python anaconda tools for machine learning model datasets. Anaconda Jupiter Notebook is very popular tools for ml models, we have used
INTRODUCTION Breast cancer is second most dangerous cancer in the world, cancer that identified in breast called as Breast Cancer. There are many various type of cancer in the world. In the term of death ratio breast cancer is the second most dangerous cancer in world. In the human body when cell does not grow or out of control then starts cancer in human body. In breast cancer tumor usually form of cancer cells that out of control and felt as lump. Breast cancer is one of the cancers responsible for death in the world. According to NCRP of India, Thirteen thousand Indians die every day due to cancer. As per the report of world health organization (WHO), death rate of cancer in India is 79 per 100,000, while the number of death percentage in India is 6%. According to National Institute of Cancer Prevention and Research (NICPR), an
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