Do machine learning algorithms improve the prediction of Type II diabetes compared to traditional methods?
Machine learning techniques offer enhanced predictive capabilities for Type II diabetes risk, though challenges in interpretability and clinical implementation remain.
Type II diabetes mellitus, on the other hand has been regarded as one of the growing concerns globally and thus clearly raises the need for making accurate forecasts of diabetes. The risk for Type II diabetes can be predicted using Ma-chine Learning as well as any other form to make the predictions much more enhanced than the traditional methods. This paper aims to give a broad overview of literature that has so far been available on the ML algorithms used in the management of Type II diabetes including such supervised algorithms as logistic regression, alphabet regression, random forest, support vector regression along with other methods such as, ensemble learning, deep learning, and hybrid. Analysis of the main aspects for the performance model such as parameter selection, the way to face and cope with imbalance parameters, interpretability and generalizability across different populations, another aspect that was regarded is the possibility of using real-time data collected with wearable devices and applying tissue and other biomarkers for better prediction. Finally, the key obstacles and future directions towards developing ML algorithms and models explainable and clinically relevant have been introduced to help researchers and practitioners toward effective, personalized, and scalable interventions.
Kushwah et al. (Thu,) studied this question.
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