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In recent years, decision support systems have emerged as valuable tools in the field of medical diagnosis and prediction. With the increasing prevalence of thyroid diseases, accurate and timely prediction plays a crucial role in improving patient outcomes. However, the adoption of traditional black-box machine learning models for thyroid disease prediction is hindered by their lack of interpretability, making it challenging for clinicians to trust and understand the decision-making process. Our innovative approach combines machine learning, specifically decision trees, with ontology integration for interpretability. The ontology classifier provides insights into the model's decision-making process. The dataset used comprises 9172 observations, each represented by 31 features, accessible for download on Kaggle. According to the results The ontology model surpassed Decision tree model.
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