An Integrated Machine Learning Framework Based Liver Disease Diagnosis System

Viral hepatitis increases the likelihood of developing liver cancer, which is a critical public health concern. It is a severe disorder that can be fatal if not recognized and treated promptly. The most common causes of liver cancer are hepatitis viruses. Early-stage diagnosis of HCC is crucial for improving patient outcomes, particularly when hepatitis virus infection is the underlying cause. This study looks into the use of ML algorithms for early detection of liver cancer in hepatitis virus-infected patients. The study will present a unified approach for the early detection of liver cancer that is highly accurate. Early detection of liver cancer is critical in reducing mortality and assisting practitioners in treating patients on time based on results. Machine learning algorithms have been intensively researched and applied to the diagnosis of liver cancer, especially in recent years. Researchers employed a variety of machine learning techniques to create models for detecting liver cancer at different stages, including early diagnosis. To enhance the model's flexibility and efficiency, We used three datasets that contained all of the information required for diagnosing liver cancer. Several machine-learning approaches were used to improve the model's accuracy. Our proposed model acquired a 98.10% accuracy rate with Bagging. Using several datasets in machine learning for liver disease detection enhances model performance by diversifying the training examples, resulting in a more robust and generalizable model with lower overfitting risk. This study aims to improve the quality of life for people who are at risk of or have been diagnosed with liver cancer.