Demonstrates improved diagnostic accuracy using machine learning and optimization in healthcare, indicating better outcomes.
Predicting disease outcomes remains challenging. This research integrates machine learning with metaheuristic optimization to improve diagnostic accuracy. The authors present a predictive system that merges RFC and GBC with bio-inspired optimization methods, ARO, and DOA. The optimization methods serve to establish optimal hyperparameter values. These lead to improved model performance. Experimental outcomes on a synthetic healthcare database demonstrate that the RFAR model (RFC optimized with ARO) achieves the highest accuracy (0.989), followed by GBAR (GBC + ARO) and RFDO (RFC + DOA). Combining ensemble learning with metaheuristics improves predictive performance over standard methods, supporting automated diagnostic systems and personalized healthcare planning.
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