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Background: As sepsis is one of the life-threatening diseases, predicting sepsis with high accuracy could help save lives. Methods: Efficiency and accuracy of predicting sepsis can be enhanced through optimal feature selection. In this work, a support vector machine model is proposed to automatically predict a patient’s risk of sepsis based on physiological data collected from the ICU. Results: The support vector machine algorithm that uses the extracted features has a great impact on sepsis prediction, which yields the accuracy of 0.73. Conclusion: Predicting sepsis can be accurately performed using the main vital signs and support vector machine.
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