Diabetes, a pervasive chronic condition, presents global health challenges. We propose a novel approach to address this, optimizing Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs) through hyperparameter tuning. Our model, OptiANN-LR, achieves an exceptional 95.57% accuracy, surpassing ABP-SCGNN 93%. Success hinges on meticulous learning rate tuning, a crucial ANN hyperparameter. With the Adam optimizer, OptiANN-LR efficiently converges, and dropout layers curb overfitting, ensuring robust generalization. These enhancements promise early diabetes diagnosis and prevention. Rigorous evaluations employing k-fold cross-validation and diverse metrics affirm OptiANN-LR's reliability. Our work showcases advanced machine learning in healthcare, especially diabetes prediction, advancing data-driven approaches. This research heralds more accurate healthcare solutions, potentially benefiting millions at risk of diabetes and facilitating proactive interventions.
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