Asthma Disease Risk Prediction Using Machine Learning Techniques

The signs of asthma, a long-term inflammatory condition of the airways, include wheezing, throat tightness, coughing, and breathing difficulties. The attack of an asthma, which can be fatal, is the fast worsening of these symptoms. Another severe, irreversible airflow restriction in the lungs is caused by respiratory COPD, which encompasses emphysema and chronic bronchitis. In this project, a machine learning-based algorithm is for predicting asthma risk is presented (ML). PEFR, which are widely used external tools like peak flow meters and recognized asthma risk predictors, are frequently monitored. This study shows a relationship between the ambient particle matter(PM) and the weather outdoors. According to the best peak flow value each person was able to acquire, the results are divided into two groups: Safe and Risk circumstances. The link between indoor PM and weather data is mapped to the found values using a convolutional neural network (CNN) architecture. The suggested method’s root mean square and mean absolute error accuracy metrics are contrasted with those of current deep neural network (DNN)-based methods. Additionally, the accuracy of the classification methods KNN and SVM are carried out. The new data set’s asthma category may be predicted more accurately thanks to the application of SVM, KNN, and CNN classification. Python 3.7 is the coding language employed.