Advanced-HybridNet improves predictive accuracy in thyroid disease diagnosis, suggesting enhanced class imbalance handling and sensitivity.
Abstract Thyroid diseases are increasingly prevalent, making early and accurate diagnosis critical to reducing mortality and complications. This study proposes Advanced-HybridNet, a novel machine learning framework that combines dynamic feature selection and an AI-driven ensemble learning approach to enhance thyroid disorder classification. By integrating DynamicRankSelector and a balanced class 1 sampling mechanism, the model effectively handles class imbalance and high-dimensional data, improving both robustness and interpretability. The ensemble comprises multiple optimized classifiers and leverages soft voting to enhance pre-dictive accuracy. The model achieves a sensitivity of 100% and an accuracy of 99.95%, outperforming conventional diagnostic methods. Additionally, random oversampling addresses class imbalance for minority conditions like hyperthy-roidism and hypothyroidism, leading to more stable predictions. Mathematical analysis further confirms the model’s high precision, reduced false positives, and consistent performance. These results suggest that AdvancedHybridNet offers a reliable, scalable, and more advanced diagnostic alternative to existing clinical techniques for thyroid disease prediction.
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