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This document presents a project on diabetes prediction using artificial intelligence and machine learning. It introduces diabetes and the need for early prediction. The methodology involves defining objectives, collecting data, training models, and deploying a user interface. Google Colab is used for its accessibility and preinstalled libraries. The trained model achieved good performance on testing data. Feature importance identification and user feedback were also discussed. Future work may involve broader healthcare applications.

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This document presents a project on diabetes prediction using artificial intelligence and machine learning. It introduces diabetes and the need for early prediction. The methodology involves defining objectives, collecting data, training models, and deploying a user interface. Google Colab is used for its accessibility and preinstalled libraries. The trained model achieved good performance on testing data. Feature importance identification and user feedback were also discussed. Future work may involve broader healthcare applications.

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PROJECT

ON
DIABETES PREDICTION PROJECT BASED ON AIML

IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT FOR THE AWARD DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING IN


MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
{ACADEMIC UNIT-III}
(23BME-310-A)

Submitted by: AKHAND PRATAP SINGH RANA (23BME10018)


S.M NAFIS AHMAD (23BME10009)
SARABJEET SINGH (23BME10003)
KARAN KUMAR KHERA (23BME10019)

Under the Guidance of: SANDEEP KUMAR SAINI (E2677)


INDEX

S. No. Content Slide no.

1. 3-4
Introduction

2. Problem statement 5-6

3. Methodology 8-9

4. Result 10-14

5. Conclusion and future scope 15


AIML Introduction
• AIML (Artificial Intelligence Machine Learning) is a description language used in the
development of natural language software agents like chatbots and virtual assistants. AIML was
developed by Richard Wallace from 1995 to 2000, and it is based on XML (extensible Markup
Language). AIML provides automated responses to users’ questions because it is rule-based.
Features of AIML
• data-driven: The user’s queries are predefined as conditions and mapped with
particular actions for generating automated responses for users.
• Rule-based Scripting language: If the conditions get satisfied, it performs an action
based on the rule
• Flexibility: Customized tags and functions can be created for efficient code writing in
development.
• Random Actions: Based on a single condition, multiple actions can be defined.
INTRODUCTION:
• In this presentation we would learn about diabetes and
also how we can present Diabetes prediction using
machine algorithms.
• Diabetes is a chronic disease with the potential to cause
a worldwide health care crisis. According to
International Diabetes Federation 382 million people
are living with diabetes across the whole world.
• What is the main cause of diabetes?
Overweight, obesity, and physical inactivity
• Diabetes is a chronic disease that occurs either when the
pancreas does not produce enough insulin
Problem statement in Diabetes
• Diabetes is a global health epidemic with far-reaching
implications for individuals, communities, healthcare
systems, and society as a whole.
• Rising Diabetes-Related Health Costs:- The economic
impact of diabetes is significant.
• Lifestyle factors, including poor dietary habits and
physical inactivity, contribute significantly to the
development of Type 2 diabetes.
• Diabetes can lead to various complications, such as
cardiovascular diseases, kidney problems
METHODOLOGY
Define Objectives:-
• Define the objectives of the project, emphasizing the
importance of early diabetes prediction for proactive
healthcare.
Data Collection:-
• Collaborate with healthcare institutions or use publicly
available datasets.
• Here in the below figure we get the diabetes data sets at
number 7
Model Training: -
• Train the selected model on the training dataset
Software used
• A Comprehensive Overview:- Google colab, short for Google Colaboratory, is a
cloudbased, free-of-charge platform offered by Google that allows users to write,
run, and share Python code interactively
• Google Colab's versatility and accessibility make it suitable for a wide array of
applications
• Google Colab offers numerous benefits that cater to a wide range of users, from
novice programmers to experienced data scientists and researchers
• Google Colab offers a wide range of features that make it a valuable platform for
coding, data analysis, and collaborative projects
• It comes with a variety of commonly used Python libraries preinstalled, including
NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib, and TensorFlow, among others
Example of Diabetes Prediction Using Google Colab (Colaboratory):
In this slide we can see that how we use machine learning to predict our data
RESULT
Model Performance:- The trained model demonstrated robust performance on the
testing dataset, achieving notable metrics

Feature Importance:- Through feature selection techniques, significant contributors to


diabetes prediction were identified

User Feedback:-User-friendly interfaces have facilitated seamless integration into


existing healthcare workflows

Deployment:-User interfaces were designed for user-friendly interactions with


healthcare professionals
CONCLUSION AND FUTURE SCOPE
• The Diabetes Prediction Project, anchored in Artificial Intelligence
and Machine Learning (AIML), has achieved significant milestones
in advancing the proactive identification of diabetes based on key
health indicators.
Future Scope:
• The success of the Diabetes Prediction Project opens avenues for
future enhancements and broader applications in healthcare. Several
areas warrant exploration:
THANK YOU
Thank You for Giving us the Opportunity to Work on This Project

FINAL PRACTICAL EXAM

Disruptive technology-I 23BME301-(A)

AKHAND PRATAP SINGH RANA (23BME10018)


S.M NAFIS AHMAD (23BME10009)
SARABJEET SINGH (23BME10003)
KARAN KUMAR KHERA (23BME10019)

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