Predictive Analytics for Ear Health Management Using IoT and Ensemble Learning

Proactive health monitoring solutions are becoming more important due to a growing population of older people. To better manage the ear health of the elderly, this research investigates ensemble learning methods within the domain of predictive analytics using the Internet of Things (IoT). It provides an ensemble learning approach that uses IoT capabilities to predict potential ear health problems in this population. It evaluates the efficacy of many ensembles learning approaches, including bagging, boosting, and stacking, using real-world sensor data acquired from IoT devices. Our results show that ensemble learning methods considerably improve prediction accuracy compared to standalone models. Ensemble learning overcomes the limitations of individual algorithms and maximizes their combined prediction potential by efficiently combining varied models. Our findings have important implications for the management of healthcare for the elderly, providing new opportunities to enhance early diagnosis and intervention techniques for ear health concerns via the use of predictive analytics provided by the IoT. It highlights the potential of ensemble learning approaches to improve predictive analytics in the senior healthcare sector, especially with IoT-driven solutions.