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A Hybrid Filter Wrapper Embedded-Based Feature Selection for Selecting Important Attributes and Prediction of Chronic Kidney Disease

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Today’s most significant healthcare problem that is prevailing is the chronic kidney disease (CKD). The disease integrates well-defined patho-physiological process that will be experimental for determining irregular kidney functions and the glomerular filtration rates. To forecast the disease, different data mining techniques are used to discover the connections between various elements, which can be utilized to determine the progress and status of CKD. Data is obtained from the patient’s healthcare records. The main purpose of this research is to avail the Hybrid Filter Wrapper Embedded-Based Feature Selection (HFWE-FS), which will be utilized to select CKD datasets from potential feature subsets. HFWE-FS algorithm integrates the process of filtering, wrapping and embedding algorithms. The filter algorithms are integrated with reference on certain metrics: Gini index, gain ratio, One R and Relief. The wrapper algorithms via enhanced bat algorithms are purposed to select the analytical features from wide-range CKD sets of data. The embedded algorithms are underpinned, and this depends on the support vector machine (SVM)-t statistic, which selects the analytical features out of the wide-range CKD dataset. The results of the feature selection algorithms are integrated and identified as the HFWE-FS algorithm. The SVM algorithm for the CKD prediction is proposed as a final stage. The database used is taken from ‘CKD’ implemented on the MATLAB. The results perceived that the SVM classifier along with HFWE algorithm gets high classification rate when contrasted with other categorization algorithms: Naïve Bayes (NB), artificial neural networks (ANNs) and support vector machine (SVM) in CKD completion.

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Kalaiselvi, K., V. J. Sara, S.B. (2022). A Hybrid Filter Wrapper Embedded-Based Feature Selection for Selecting Important Attributes and Prediction of Chronic Kidney Disease. In: Ramu, A., Chee Onn, C., Sumithra, M. (eds) International Conference on Computing, Communication, Electrical and Biomedical Systems. EAI/Springer Innovations in Communication and Computing. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-86165-0_14

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