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Building a Classifier of Onset Stroke Prediction Using Random Tree Algorithm
2017
International Journal of Machine Learning and Computing
A stroke is the result of cell death caused by poor blood flow or vascular obstruction in the brain, but it normally happens suddenly and is hard to prevent. In addition, strokes are one of the main causes of death, with many people dying from this disease every year. Hence, using the latest technology to predict strokes is an important concern. In this study, we built a classifier based on the simulation and practical data both in 50 data sets from Japanese patients. We used attribute
doi:10.18178/ijmlc.2017.7.4.621
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