Key result
A classifier ensemble method optimized by a Genetic algorithm showed considerable improvements in classification accuracy for heart disease diagnosis compared to existing ensemble techniques.
Why the study?
Does a classifier ensemble method optimized by Genetic algorithm improve classification accuracy for heart disease diagnosis compared to existing ensemble techniques?
Does a classifier ensemble method optimized by Genetic algorithm improve classification accuracy for heart disease diagnosis compared to existing ensemble techniques?
A classifier ensemble method optimized by a Genetic algorithm improves the accuracy of automated heart disease diagnosis compared to existing ensemble techniques.
May enhance automated heart disease classification; leaves open prospective clinical validation and outcome impact.
Heart disease diagnosis is considered as one of the complicated tasks in medical field. In order to perform heart disease diagnosis an accurate and efficient automation system can be very helpful. In this research, we propose a classifier ensemble method to improve the decision of the classifiers for heart disease diagnosis. Homogeneous ensemble is applied for heart disease classification and finally results are optimized by using Genetic algorithm. Data is evaluated by using 10-fold cross validation and performance of the system is evaluated by classifiers accuracy, sensitivity and specificity to check the feasibility of our system. Comparison of our methodology with existing ensemble technique has shown considerable improvements in terms of classification accuracy.
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Fida et al. (2011) studied Heart disease. Classifier ensemble method optimized by Genetic algorithm vs. Existing ensemble techniques was evaluated on Classification accuracy, sensitivity, and specificity. A classifier ensemble method optimized by a Genetic algorithm showed considerable improvements in classification accuracy for heart disease diagnosis compared to existing ensemble techniques.
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