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Acropolis Institute of Technology and Research , Indore

Project Title: Symptom Based Disease Detection

1. Introduction

1.1 Overview-

The "Symptom Based Disease Detection" project represents a groundbreaking initiative that
combines the prowess of machine learning and data analysis to revolutionize disease diagnosis. By
analyzing symptoms exhibited by patients, this project seeks to create a predictive model that
empowers healthcare professionals with a cutting-edge tool for faster, more accurate diagnoses. The
potential impact is profound, as it promises to significantly enhance patient care and outcomes.

1.2 Purpose

At its core, this project serves a dual purpose: to empower healthcare professionals and improve
patient well-being. The primary aim is to streamline the diagnosis process, drastically reducing the
time and potential for misdiagnoses. By doing so, it not only enhances the efficiency of healthcare
delivery but also contributes to reduced healthcare costs. For patients, this translates into quicker
access to the right treatment, potentially saving lives and alleviating suffering.

2. Literature Survey

2.1 Existing Problem

Currently, disease diagnosis heavily depends on the experience and expertise of healthcare
practitioners. While their knowledge is invaluable, it has limitations, especially when confronted
with rare or complex diseases. Existing computer- aided diagnosis systems, although beneficial, are
often limited in their accuracy and scope. This highlights the pressing need for a more sophisticated
and data- driven approach.

2.2 Proposed Solution

The proposed solution is nothing short of revolutionary. By harnessing the power of machine
learning, we aim to develop a model capable of analyzing a patient's symptoms to provide highly
accurate disease predictions. The key lies in the extensive training of this model on a
comprehensive dataset of medical records. This approach promises to deliver a robust and
dependable system that can assist healthcare providers in making informed decisions that can lead
to better patient outcomes.

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3. Theoretical Analysis

3.1 Block Diagram

The project's block diagram provides a visual representation of its inner workings. It illuminates the
essential components and data flow, beginning with symptom data collection and moving through
data preprocessing, feature extraction, model training, and ultimately, disease prediction. This
visualization serves as a roadmap for understanding the project's architecture.

3.3 Hardware/Software Designing

The successful execution of this project necessitates specific hardware and software components.
Hardware requirements include a computer system equipped with ample processing power and
memory to efficiently run machine learning algorithms. On the software front, we rely on
programming languages such as Python and leverage machine learning libraries like TensorFlow or

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scikit-learn. Additionally, we develop a user-friendly interface that simplifies data input and
presents results in a comprehensible manner.

a) Functional requirements

Predict disease with the given symptoms.

Compare the given symptoms with the input datasets

b) Non-functional requirements

Display the list of symptoms where user can select the symptoms.

c) Feasibility Analysis

• Technical feasibility

The project is technically feasible as it can be built using the existing available

technologies. It is a web based applications that uses Grails Framework. The technology

required by Disease Predictor is available and hence it is technically feasible.

• Economic feasibility

The project is economically feasible as the cost of the project is involved only in the

hosting of the project. As the data samples increases, which consume more time and

processing power. In that case better processor might be needed.

• Operational feasibility

The project is operationally feasible as the user having basic knowledge about computer

and Internet. Disease Predictor is based on client-server architecture where client is users

and server is the machine where datasets are stored.

4. Applications

The potential applications of the disease prediction system are far-reaching and transformative:

I. Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment planning:

Healthcare professionals can use the system to assist in disease diagnosis, especially in cases where
symptoms are complex or rare.

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It can help clinicians make more accurate and timely decisions regarding treatment plans,
medications, and surgeries.

II. Early Disease Detection

Disease prediction systems can be employed for early detection of diseases such as cancer, diabetes,
or cardiovascular diseases.

Detecting diseases in their early stages can significantly improve the chances of successful
treatment and reduce healthcare costs.

III. Healthcare Analytics:

Hospitals and healthcare organizations can harness the system's data analysis capabilities to
identify disease trends, optimize resource allocation, and enhance overall healthcare efficiency.

IV. Health Awareness:

Integrating the system into health apps or websites not only raises health awareness but also
provides users with personalized health information and encourages proactive health management.

Submitted To :
Prof. Pawan Kumar Gupta Submitted By :
Himanshu Sopra - 0827CD211028
Ishita Pareta - 0827CD211030
Vishal Choudhary - 0827CD211069

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