Prediction and Diagnosis of Down Syndrome Disease by using the CHAID Algorithm
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https://doi.org/10.24200/jrset.vol3iss04pp31-34Abstract
Today, development of technology and the use of modern medical equipment and update technology produce massive amounts of stored information in the medical database. Analysis and discovery of knowledge from medical database is difficult due to the high volume of data and is requires a newer technology that data mining technologies to achieve this important to help its powerful algorithms. Data mining techniques with extract knowledge and the unseen patterns from huge volumes of data and build models related to medical databases, designed decision support system that help decision-making to Medical. The main objective of this paper has been to examine how to apply data mining techniques to predict and diagnosis of Down syndrome disease based on the medical information of 200 patients referred to medical laboratories in the country by using data mining algorithm CHAID in Rapid Miner software. The results showed that the CHAID algorithm with 100% accuracy has ability diagnosis of Down syndrome disease.References
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