Machine Learning Technology Used to Assist the Detection of Alzheimer's Disease
Keywords:
Alzheimer's disease, detection, machine learning (ML), modified probabilistic neural-adaptive naive Bayes (MPN-NB)Abstract
Alzheimer's disease (AD) represents a neurological condition that impairs daily functioning and causes progressive cognitive impairment. AD must be identified as early as possible in order to allow for effective treatment and better patient outcomes. Additionally, in the last few decades, machine learning has become a potent tool for aiding AD identification. So, using machine learning (ML), this research offers a modified probabilistic neural-adaptive naive Bayes (MPN-NB) for diagnosing AD. The suggested strategy combines both NB and probabilistic neural network (PNN) techniques. This study uses the ADNI dataset to analyze the suggested MPN-NB approach. In terms of multiple metrics, including accuracy, sensitivity, Precision, specificity, and f-measure, the performance of the suggested method is assessed. It is clear that our suggested method performs better in detecting AD than the other ones that are already in use.
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