Bridging Horizons in Diabetes Prediction: A Comparative Exploration of Machine Learning and Deep Learning Approaches in Pima Indian Women

This study has demonstrated that diabetes prediction models will require powerful machine learning and anomaly detection methodologies in practice. Researchers are exploring novel outlier identification algorithms to enhance predictions. This study has addressed various concerns outlined in prior research. According to this study, diagnostic records, when combined with powerful machine learning such as Adaboost and XGBoost, can offer a precise forecast of the likelihood of diabetes. RNNs also improved deep learning, according to experts. Experts use IQR for the straightened subspace to detect outliers. The stand appears to have a highly positive impact on prediction models. IQR-boosted RNNs outperform XGBoost and AdaBoost in terms of prediction and efficiency. This suggests that combining outlier detection with advanced machine learning could potentially improve diabetes diagnosis and care. The identification of IQR outliers, using RNNs cultivated through iteration with a different line of machine learning, may improve diabetes prediction outcomes. RNN produces better results, with 93% accuracy. The study demonstrated that enhanced machine learning and outlier detection led to improvements in diabetes prediction algorithms.