With the existing deep learning models in predicting multiple diseases primarily focus on analyzing individual diseases in isolation, lacking a unified system for multi-disease prediction. This project presents an approach to predict multiple diseases using Flask API, with a specific focus on brain tumors, COVID-19 and pneumonia. The proposed work represents a significant contribution to the field of disease prediction, harnessing the power of deep learning algorithms and modern web application development. The primary focus is on disease prediction, with a particular emphasis on ensuring accuracy and accessibility for end-users. The initial phase of this research involves data collection, where relevant datasets of various diseases are gathered. These datasets serve as the foundation for training and validating the deep learning models. Two prominent deep learning algorithms, Sequential CNN and VGG16, are employed for this purpose. These algorithms are chosen for their ability to handle complex data and recognize patterns within medical images and other health-related data. The core of the research involves training the deep learning models using the collected datasets. This step is crucial in enabling the models to learn and generalize from the provided data, ultimately enhancing their predictive capabilities. The models are modified to elevate their performance and accuracy. Following the training phase, the models are rigorously tested to evaluate their predictive accuracy. This assessment is vital in gauging the real-world applicability of the models in medical diagnosis. To make these powerful disease prediction models accessible to a wider audience, a front-end web application is developed.
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