Why the study?
A growing aging population highlights the importance of managing chronic diseases, which advances in IoT and big data analysis make feasible and affordable to monitor at home.
Does an IoT-based framework with machine learning algorithms accurately evaluate the risk of heart disease in home care elderly adults?
Does an IoT-based framework with machine learning algorithms accurately evaluate the risk of heart disease in home care elderly adults?
An IoT-Cloud framework using machine learning algorithms can evaluate heart disease risk in home care elderly adults with over 95% accuracy.
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IoT-ML frameworks may enable accurate home-based risk evaluation in elderly adults; leaves open prospective clinical validation.
Growing aging population highlights the importance of managing chronic diseases. The rapid development of Internet of Things (IoT) and big data analysis makes it feasible and affordable to monitor and manage chronic diseases for caring at home. The process of chronic diseases management involves monitoring rehabilitation and recovery, tracking physiological and behavioral status, and health condition classification and diagnosis. In this paper, we proposed a framework for monitoring and management of home care elderly adults. A three-level architecture, which is IoT-Intelligent Terminal(IT)-Cloud, is established to achieve data acquisition, signal transmission, remote interaction and diagnosis. Five diagnosis methods including Decision Tree (DT), Random Forest (RF), Support Vector Machine (SVM), K Near Neighbor (KNN), and Back Process Neural Network (BPNN) are implemented to evaluate the risk of suffering from heart disease and experiments showed the accuracy is over 95%. Experimental result reveals that the data flow and remote interaction in this system are effective and primary diagnosis is validated.
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