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Prediction of Probability of Disease_ Based on Symptoms
Today's health information management systems collect enormous volumes of healthcare data and information, including complex personal and medical history information. In order to find utilization patterns for research, medical data mining techniques are being used more and more. Nowadays, the greatest cause of death for humans is sickness; a single person may be afflicted with several ailments. This method attempts to predict sickness by using symptoms that are related to a patient's condition and behavior. Based on the user-provided health information, the system assesses symptoms and predicts illnesses with the use of a data mining algorithm. The symptoms of the condition may change the number of symptoms displayed by the search engine.
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