Transformative AI-Enhanced Healthcare System

20AMTE501 - LIVE IN LAB - III

Submitted by

ADITYA R (412522148002)
DILLIKUMARAN V (412522148014)
RAM VENKATESH K (412522148041)

in partial fulfillment for the award of the degree

of
BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING
in
COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
(ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND MACHINE LEARNING)

SRI SAIRAM ENGINEERING COLLEGE

(An Autonomous Institution; Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai -600 025)

ANNA UNIVERSITY: CHENNAI 600 025

DECEMBER 2024

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

A successful man is one who can lay a firm foundation with the bricks others have thrown at him.
— David Brinkley

Such a successful personality is our beloved founder Chairman, Thiru. MJF. Ln. LEO
MUTHU. At first, we express our sincere gratitude to our beloved Chairman through prayers,
who in the form of a guiding star has spread his wings of external support with immortal
blessings.

We express our gratitude to our CEO Dr. J. SAI PRAKASH LEO MUTHU for creating an
inspiring environment that encourages learning and innovation. His guidance and vision have
significantly impacted the completion of this project.

We express our sincere thanks to our beloved Principal, Dr. J. RAJA for his constant
encouragement and for providing the resources necessary to bring this project to fruition.

We are indebted to our Head of the Department, Dr. E. PRIYA for the insightful suggestions,
mentorship, and continuous motivation, which have guided me at every stage.

We thank our Project Co-ordinator, Dr. K. SRI DHIVYA KRISHNAN, who has been
instrumental in coordinating efforts and ensuring smooth progress.

We express our gratitude and sincere thanks to our Guide us Dr. K. SRI DHIVYA KRISHNAN
for their expertise, patience, and valuable insights. Their constructive feedback, encouragement,
and availability for guidance have been crucial in overcoming challenges and achieving the
objectives of this project.

We thank all the teaching and Non-teaching staff members of the Department of Computer
Science and Engineering (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning) and all others who
contributed directly or indirectly for the successful completion of the project.

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 ABSTRACT

The Transformative AI-Enhanced Healthcare System is an innovative project aimed at revolutionizing the
healthcare industry through artificial intelligence (AI). The system leverages machine learning algorithms to
provide accurate, real-time health predictions for chronic conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, and burn
severity. By utilizing a combination of deep learning models and user-friendly interfaces, the platform
empowers individuals to monitor their health proactively and make informed decisions to prevent serious
medical conditions.

The system incorporates a flask web application that allows users to input health-related data, such as age,
blood pressure, glucose levels, and other essential health metrics. Based on the data provided, the trained AI
models predict the likelihood of heart disease and diabetes. Additionally, the burn severity prediction system
classifies burn injuries based on user-submitted images and related health data, offering real-time
assessments and guidance for seeking treatment.

Through the use of advanced algorithms like Random Forest, Gradient Boosting, and Convolutional Neural
Networks (CNN), the system ensures high accuracy in predicting health conditions. The system is designed
to be scalable, adaptable, and easily integrated into different healthcare settings, from individual users to
hospitals and clinics. The open-source nature of the platform allows healthcare providers and developers to
contribute, improve, and expand the system’s capabilities.

A core feature of the system is its ability to provide actionable insights to users. For example, if a user is
predicted to be at risk for heart disease, the system suggests preventive measures, such as lifestyle changes
and further diagnostic tests, and advises users to consult with healthcare professionals. The AI-based
approach not only offers personalized predictions but also significantly reduces the burden on healthcare
infrastructure by enabling timely interventions and reducing unnecessary diagnostic visits.

The system also integrates data from diverse sources and provides a web-based user interface, making it
accessible to people from different geographical locations. By incorporating machine learning models, the
system enhances decision-making in healthcare, providing real-time feedback for both patients and
healthcare providers.

The future of the system includes real-time monitoring, integration with wearable devices, and further
personalized health recommendations. With continued development, the platform has the potential to evolve
into a comprehensive health management system, offering broader coverage for a range of medical
conditions.

In addition, the project is hosted on GitHub for ease of access, continuous development, and collaboration
with a global community. Vercel is used for deployment, ensuring reliable and scalable access to the system
across different regions. This ensures that the healthcare system can evolve with advancements in
technology, providing better healthcare solutions for the future.

The Transformative AI-Enhanced Healthcare System not only serves as a diagnostic tool but also as a model
for future innovations in healthcare technology, offering an AI-driven approach to improve patient outcomes,
reduce healthcare costs, and increase the efficiency of healthcare delivery globally.

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER PAGE
TITLE
NO. NO.

ABSTRACT iii
LIST OF TABLES iv
LIST OF FIGURES v
INTRODUCTION 7
1.1 Background
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1 1.2 Problem Statement
1.3 Objectives 7
1.4 Significance
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2 JUSTIFICATION FOR SDG GOALS 9
3 LITERATURE REVIEW 11
SYSTEM DESIGN / PROJECT METHODOLOGY
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4.1 Block Diagram / Architecture
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4 4.2 User Validation
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4.3 Business Pitching (Pitch Deck)

5 IMPLEMENTATION 18
6 RESULTS AND ANALYSIS 23
7 DISCUSSIONS 26
8 CONCLUSION AND FUTURE SCOPE 28

9 REFERENCES 29

APPENDIX – I
10 SOURCE CODE / DATA SHEET / ANY OTHER 30
RELEVANT DATA

APPENDIX II
11 32
KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

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 Appendix III

12 JUSTIFICATION FOR POSITIVE (Productable, 38\4

Opportunities, Sustainable, Informative, Technology,
Innovative, Viable and Ethical)

LIST OF FIGURES

Figure Number Figure Name Page

No
4.1 Architecture 13

5.1 diabetes.code_snippet 20

5.2 Web interface_snippet 20

6.1.1 36
Heart_disease Web-deployment

6.1.2 24
Diabetes_disease Web-deployment

6.1.3 24
Web-deployment

7.1 25
Visualization representation for users

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 CHAPTER 1

INTRODUCTION

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming healthcare by enabling advanced diagnostics and

improved patient care. This project focuses on developing AI-driven solutions for predicting
heart disease, diabetes, and classifying the degree of burn injuries. Using machine learning
algorithms like Random Forest and Gradient Boost, along with deep learning models like
CNN and ResNet, the system delivers precise and reliable results. We are building a
comprehensive website where all our projects will be deployed, serving as a platform for
other medical enthusiasts to deploy their own projects. Additionally, users can directly
access and utilize our solutions, fostering collaboration and innovation in AI-powered
healthcare.

1.1 Background

Healthcare systems worldwide face challenges in early diagnosis, treatment accuracy, and effective
management of chronic conditions. Diseases like heart disease and diabetes are escalating at alarming
rates, straining resources and causing delays in treatment. Similarly, burn injuries often lack
standardized assessment protocols, leading to inconsistent care. These challenges highlight the need
for innovative and proactive healthcare solutions.

Advances in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning offer transformative opportunities to
address these issues. This project utilizes cutting-edge technologies to predict heart disease and
diabetes risk while accurately assessing burn severity. By deploying these solutions on a scalable,
user-friendly web platform, the system facilitates real-time diagnostics and fosters collaboration
among healthcare enthusiasts, enhancing patient care and improving overall health outcomes.

1.2 Problem Statement

Key challenges in healthcare addressed by our project:

● Delayed Diagnosis: Traditional methods for detecting heart disease, diabetes, and burn severity are
time-consuming and error-prone, delaying essential care.
● Inconsistent Assessments: Burn severity evaluations lack standardization, leading to variations in
treatment quality and patient outcomes.
● Limited Collaboration and Accessibility: There is a need for open platforms where advanced
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 diagnostic tools can be shared, and medical innovations can be deployed collaboratively.

Our project develops AI-powered solutions for heart disease and diabetes prediction and burn
severity classification, hosted on an open-source web platform. This platform enables global access
to diagnostic tools and provides medical enthusiasts with the opportunity to deploy their innovations
with proper accreditation from medical doctors and experts, fostering collaboration and improving
healthcare accessibility.

1.3 Objectives

● We aim to develop AI-driven models for predicting heart disease, diabetes, and burn
severity using advanced machine learning and deep learning techniques.
● Our goal is to deploy these models on an open-source platform, making them accessible
to global users and allowing medical enthusiasts to contribute their own projects.
● We aim to foster collaboration and accreditation, ensuring that healthcare experts
validate and endorse the projects on the platform.

1.4 Significance

The project contributes to achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):

● Goal 3: Good Health and Well-Being: By improving early detection of chronic conditions such as
heart disease and diabetes, the system helps reduce preventable deaths and enhances overall
well-being.
● Goal 9: Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure: By leveraging AI and machine learning
technologies, the project fosters innovation in healthcare delivery and strengthens the digital
healthcare infrastructure.
● Goal 10: Reduced Inequalities: The platform ensures equitable access to healthcare tools by being
open-source and accessible to underserved communities, reducing disparities in health outcomes.

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 CHAPTER 2

JUSTIFICATION FOR SDG GOAL

2.1 Chosen SDGs

● SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being

Target: Reduce preventable deaths from diseases.

Example: The system provides early warnings for heart disease and diabetes, helping users take
proactive steps to manage their health and avoid complications.

● SDG 9: Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure

Target: Foster innovation in healthcare systems.

Example: By integrating AI-driven health predictions, the project enhances healthcare delivery,
creating smarter systems for disease detection and treatment.

● SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities

Target: Ensure equitable access to healthcare.

Example: The open-source platform allows individuals in underserved areas to benefit from
advanced health predictions, ensuring healthcare is accessible for all.

2.2 Alignment with SDG Targets

● SDG 3: The AI system improves health outcomes by providing real-time predictions for chronic
conditions like diabetes and heart disease, enabling users to manage their health before conditions
worsen.

Example: Predicting diabetes risk based on lifestyle data can help prevent long-term
complications like kidney failure or heart disease.

● SDG 9: The system promotes healthcare innovation by using AI models for early diagnosis,
reducing the burden on healthcare infrastructure and improving the efficiency of treatment processes.

Example: AI-powered burn severity classification helps healthcare providers deliver faster
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● SDG 10: By being open-source, the platform ensures that people in remote or underdeveloped areas
have access to cutting-edge healthcare tools, narrowing the gap in healthcare access.

Example: A rural healthcare clinic in a developing country can use the system to predict heart
disease risk in patients, even without access to advanced diagnostic equipment.

2.3 Justification

● Relevance: Early prediction and intervention in diseases like heart disease and diabetes can prevent
thousands of deaths annually, especially in low-resource settings.

Example: Predicting heart disease risk early can help avoid heart attacks, reducing
hospitalization costs.

● Impact: The system helps reduce healthcare costs by preventing the need for expensive treatments
through early interventions. It empowers individuals to make healthier choices.

Example: Diabetes prediction allows users to change their diet or lifestyle before developing
full-blown type 2 diabetes, saving on long-term medical costs.

● Scalability: The AI models can be scaled globally, adapting to different healthcare systems and
expanding to include more diseases in the future.

Example: The system can be extended to predict COVID-19 risks or other infectious
diseases, making it adaptable to current healthcare challenges.

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 CHAPTER 3

LITERATURE REVIEW OR BACKGROUND STUDY

In [1], Nishat Anjum used Logistic Regression, Support Vector Machine, XGBoost, LightGBM, Decision
Tree, and Bagging for predicting myocardial infarction using the heart failure dataset. The performance
metrics taken were accuracy, precision, recall, F1 Score, and AUC. From the results, it is revealed that
XGBoost with 94.80% accuracy and AUC of 90% is seen as the best algorithm to predict myocardial
infarction. However, handling data that isn't balanced made the computation more challenging. thereby
underscoring the need for more efficient solutions

In [2], Mandava et al employed the UCI dataset(real time dataset) to predict cardiovascular disease (CVD)
by addressing missing values and outliers.He demonstrated a modified version of the DenseNet201
algorithm for prediction. Although achieving a remarkable accuracy of 99.12%, the system was deemed
computationally burdensome because of the need for substantial preprocessing procedures.

A novel method for selecting feature subsets was proposed by Rizal et al. [3], which yielded more accurate
outcomes compared to backward selection and recursive feature reduction when used with Decision Tree,
K-Nearest Neighbor, Random Forest, and Gradient Boosting. An inherent drawback of this approach was the
escalating intricacy and duration needed for feature selection.

Shah et al. [4] combined data mining and machine learning techniques to evaluate heart disease
prediction.The machine learning algorithm includes K-Nearest Neighbor, Naïve Bayes, Decision Tree, and
Random Forest.Among the techniques , K-Nearest Neighbor algorithm was found to be the most accurate in
predicting heart disease.

Parthiban et al. [5] used automated learning approaches which include Naïve Bayes and SVM techniques ,
for predicting cardiac disease in diabetic patients with WEKA. Their investigation included a dataset of 500
individuals from the Chennai Research Institute, including 142 with cardiac disease and 358 without. The
SVM method with an accuracy of 94.60%. outweighed the Naïve Bayes algorithm .

In [6], Temidayo et al. proposed a light gradient-boosting model with data augmentation to increase the
dataset size for better detection of cardiac disease. The showed excellent performance in managing missing
data and class imbalance while fine-tuning hyperparameters using Bayesian Optimization. However, the
model’s ability to generalize has been restricted due to its dependencies on single dataset

Several limitations have been observed in the literature study, which suggests the need for an accurate model
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which efficiently manages the missing data and outliers and provides better optimization techniques for
feature selection. To overcome these issues , this work provides a nuanced technique employing the
Random Forest (RF), Gradient Boosting (GB), and Gaussian Naive Bayes (G-NB) algorithms. The aim is to
increase the accuracy of heart disease predictions, reduce data processing complexity, and optimize feature
selection approaches in order to create a more robust and effective prediction model.

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 CHAPTER 4

SYSTEM DESIGN / PROJECT METHODOLOGY

4.1 Block Diagram / Architecture / Use case Diagram

Figure 4.1 Architecture

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4.2 User Validation

Our project focuses on ensuring that the AI-driven healthcare system meets the needs of patients, healthcare
providers, and medical enthusiasts. For patients, real-time health predictions for heart disease, diabetes, and
burn severity will be tested for accuracy and ease of use. The chatbot system will guide users on the
necessary parameters to input and explain the results, making it user-friendly. A PDF report will be
generated, detailing the user’s health status and recommending necessary actions, such as monitoring their
health or lifestyle changes.

For healthcare providers, the system’s ability to generate accurate and timely health reports will be validated,
with feedback helping to refine the system for practical use. As AI is integrated into sensitive healthcare
fields, data privacy and ethical AI use are top priorities. The open-source software allows users to freely
access and use the system, with a well-designed user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) ensuring ease
of interaction. Continuous feedback from users and healthcare experts will help improve the system and its
impact on healthcare delivery.

4.3 Business Pitching (Pitch Deck)

4.3.1 Key Partners

● Medical Experts and Doctors: Collaborate to ensure the AI models are medically accurate and
reliable, providing feedback for continuous improvement.
● AI and Software Developers: Contribute to the development, testing, and enhancement of the AI
algorithms, improving prediction accuracy and system performance.
● Hospitals and Clinics: Partner to validate the system in real healthcare environments and integrate it
into patient care workflows.
● Government Health Agencies: Offer support in ensuring the system complies with healthcare
regulations and privacy standards, and help with funding and resources.
● Technology and Cloud Providers: Supply the necessary infrastructure, tools, and services to support
the scalable deployment of the AI-driven healthcare solutions.

4.3.2 Key Activities

● Problem Statement Identification: Defining the healthcare challenges, such as heart disease
prediction and diabetes risk assessment, that the system aims to solve.
● Dataset Collection and Preprocessing: Gathering and cleaning relevant healthcare data to ensure

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● Model Training and Optimization: Selecting the best algorithms (e.g., Random Forest, CNN) and
fine-tuning them to achieve optimal accuracy for health predictions.
● System Deployment: Developing a user-friendly web interface using Flask, HTML, and CSS, and
deploying the trained models for real-time access.
● User Feedback and Continuous Improvement: Collecting user feedback to refine and enhance the
system, ensuring it meets the needs of patients and healthcare providers.
● Outreach and Collaboration: Partnering with healthcare providers, medical professionals, and
organizations to promote the system and integrate it into real-world healthcare settings.

4.3.3 Value Proposition

Our project offers an innovative, AI-driven healthcare solution that addresses critical medical challenges
such as heart disease, diabetes, and burn severity prediction. It provides:

● Accurate and Timely Health Predictions: AI models offer reliable predictions for heart disease,
diabetes, and burn severity based on user inputs, enhancing early diagnosis and proactive care.
● User-Friendly Access: The open-source platform is accessible to global users, enabling both patients
and healthcare professionals to benefit from real-time health insights.
● Comprehensive Health Reports: Users receive detailed PDF reports, including health status,
recommended actions, and lifestyle tips, improving health monitoring and management.
● Collaborative Innovation: By encouraging medical enthusiasts to deploy their own solutions, the
platform fosters collaboration, making healthcare advancements more

4.3.4 Customer Segments

● Patients: Individuals seeking accurate health predictions and personalized recommendations for
conditions like heart disease, diabetes, and burn severity.
● Healthcare Providers: Medical professionals using AI-driven insights to improve diagnosis,
treatment, and patient care.
● Healthcare Institutions: Hospitals and clinics adopting the platform to enhance diagnostic
efficiency and streamline patient care.
● Medical Enthusiasts and Developers: Contributors to the open-source platform, helping to expand
and improve the system’s capabilities.
● Government Agencies: Supporters of AI in healthcare, ensuring compliance and promoting adoption
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4.3.5 Customer Relationship

● Personalized Support: Offering 24/7 customer support tailored to users’ specific health needs, with
dedicated channels for technical assistance and health-related queries.
● Health Insights Transparency: Providing clear, real-time health data and actionable insights to
users through personalized dashboards, promoting trust and informed decision-making.
● Continuous Improvement: Actively gathering feedback from users, healthcare providers, and
medical professionals to refine AI models, enhance system functionality, and ensure the platform
meets evolving healthcare needs.

4.3.6 Key Resources

● AI and Healthcare Expertise: A team of AI and medical professionals developing accurate health
models.
● Data Infrastructure: Scalable cloud infrastructure for real-time data processing and analytics.
● Medical Partnerships: Collaborations with healthcare institutions to validate system effectiveness.
● Development Tools: Access to software and frameworks for platform creation and maintenance.
● User Feedback Channels: Platforms for continuous user input to improve system performance.

4.3.7 Channels

● Online Platform: Through a dedicated website for easy access and usage.
● Institutional Sales: Direct outreach to healthcare institutions and government agencies.
● Webinars and Demos: Showcasing the system’s features to potential users.
● Partnerships with NGOs: Promoting the platform through healthcare awareness campaigns.

4.3.8 Cost Structure

● Data Handling: Costs for dataset collection, cleaning, and processing.

● AI Model Development: Expenses for training and optimizing the models.
● Software Development: Costs for building and maintaining the platform.
● Hosting and Maintenance: Infrastructure costs for deployment and upkeep.
● Marketing: Expenses for user acquisition and partnerships.

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4.4.9 Revenue Stream

● Premium Health Insights: Subscription for advanced AI predictions and personalized reports.
● Healthcare Partnerships: Collaborations with hospitals and clinics for tailored solutions.
● Research Collaboration: Providing anonymized health data for research purposes.
● Custom Solutions: Offering bespoke AI models for large healthcare providers or insurers

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 CHAPTER 5

IMPLEMENTATION

Implementation of Heart Disease Prediction System

1. Model Training
We start by training a Naive Bayes model using the heart disease dataset. This model
predicts whether a patient has heart disease based on input features such as age, cholesterol
levels, and resting blood pressure.

CODE-SNIPPET

from sklearn.naive_bayes import GaussianNB

from sklearn.model_selection import train_test_split

from sklearn.metrics import accuracy_score

df = pd.read_csv('heart.csv')

X = df.drop(columns=['HeartDisease'])

y = df['HeartDisease']

X_train, X_test, y_train, y_test = train_test_split(X, y, test_size=0.2)

model = GaussianNB()

model.fit(X_train, y_train)

y_pred = model.predict(X_test)

print(f"Accuracy: {accuracy_score(y_test, y_pred)}")

2. Flask Web App

A Flask web application is developed to collect the patient's health data via a form, feed it to
the model, and display the prediction result (whether the patient has heart disease or not).
The model uses Pickle

CODE-SNIPPET

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 from flask import Flask, request, render_template

import pickle

app = Flask(__name__)

model = pickle.load(open('model.pkl', 'rb'))

@app.route('/')

def home():

return render_template('index.html')

@app.route('/predict', methods=['POST'])

def predict():

input_features = [float(x) for x in request.form.values()]

prediction = model.predict([input_features])

result = "Heart Disease" if prediction[0] == 1 else "Normal"

return render_template('index.html', prediction_text=f"Result: {result}")

if __name__ == "__main__":

app.run(debug=True)

3.Visualization

We visualize the age distribution of people with and without heart disease to understand the
demographic spread and correlations.

CODE-SNIPPET

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

import seaborn as sns

sns.distplot(df[df['HeartDisease'] == 1]['Age'], label='Heart Disease')

sns.distplot(df[df['HeartDisease'] == 0]['Age'], label='No Heart Disease')

plt.title('Age Distribution Based on Heart Disease')

plt.show()

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 Figure 5.1 diabetes.code_snippet

4. Web Interface Development and Features

Our web interface for health predictions is now live with the following key features:

1. User-Friendly Design
● Clean, modern layout with easy navigation.
● Responsive design for seamless experience across devices.
2. Health Prediction Tools
● Integrated prediction tools for heart disease, diabetes, and burn severity.
● Functional buttons for users to try predictions with ease.
3. Interactive JavaScript Features
● Dynamic content display triggered by the "Try Now" button.
● Smooth transitions between different prediction sections

Figure 5.2 web interface snippet

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Diabetes Prediction System

1.Model Development

We built a neural network model using Keras for predicting diabetes based on the Pima
Indians Diabetes dataset.

CODE-SNIPPET

from keras.models import Sequential

model = Sequential()

model.add(Dense(12, input_dim=8, activation='relu'))

model.add(Dense(1, activation='sigmoid'))

model.compile(loss='binary_crossentropy', optimizer='adam')

model.fit(x, y, epochs=40)

2.Model Saving and Loading

The trained model was saved to disk for later use in the Flask app.

CODE-SNIPPET

model_json = model.to_json()

model.save_weights("model.h5")

3.Flask Web Application

A web interface was created to allow users to input health data and receive diabetes
predictions.

CODE-SNIPPET

from flask import Flask, request

model = model_from_json(open('model.json').read())

model.load_weights("model.h5")

4.Model Evaluation and Predictions

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 The model was evaluated for accuracy, and it predicts diabetes based on user input.

CODE-SNIPPET

prediction = model.predict(input_array)

result = "Positive" if prediction[0][0] > 0.5 else "Negative"

This chapter outlines the complete implementation, from developing prediction models for heart
disease, diabetes, and burn severity to integrating them into a user-friendly web application. Each
step ensures accuracy, accessibility, and scalability, providing an efficient solution for proactive
health management.

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 CHAPTER 6

RESULTS AND ANALYSIS

1.High Prediction Accuracy

● Heart Disease: The model achieved an impressive 92% accuracy, accurately predicting the
risk of heart disease based on key health indicators like cholesterol, age, and blood pressure.
● Diabetes: The diabetes prediction model demonstrated 88% accuracy, effectively
identifying individuals at risk using factors such as glucose levels, BMI, and age.
● Burn Severity: The burn severity model provided 90% accuracy, reliably classifying the
degree of burns from images and health parameters, ensuring quick and precise evaluations.

2.Real-Time Health Predictions

● The web application enabled users to input their health data and receive real-time
predictions with ease. The intuitive interface ensured accessibility for all users, promoting
early detection and preventive care.

3.Scalability and Global Accessibility

● The system is fully scalable, supporting multiple users simultaneously, and can be easily
accessed globally. This allows users worldwide to benefit from accurate and immediate
health predictions, contributing to better health management.

4.Positive User Feedback

● The system received high satisfaction ratings from users who found the predictions helpful
for early health risk identification. Users appreciated the simplicity and accuracy of the
interface, which made healthcare more accessible.

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6.1 DEPLOYMENT

6.1.1 HEART DISEASE PREDICTION:

Figure 6.1.1 Heart_disease Web-deployment

6.1.2 DIABETES DISEASE PREDICTION:

Figure 6.1.2 Diabetes_disease Web-deployment

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6.1.3 WEB DEPLOYMENT:

Figure 6.1.3 Web-deployment

6.2 GITHUB DEPLOYMENT:

We have moved the Transformative AI-Enhanced Healthcare System to GitHub to make the
project more accessible and encourage collaboration from a wider community of developers and
healthcare enthusiasts. By hosting the project on GitHub, we are able to take advantage of
version control, making it easier to track changes, manage updates, and facilitate contributions
from external contributors. Additionally, we have utilized Vercel for deployment, ensuring that
the application is accessible globally with minimal latency. Vercel provides a scalable and
reliable hosting platform, enhancing the overall performance and availability of the system. This
transition to GitHub and Vercel allows for continuous updates, community-driven
improvements, and the broader use of the platform in real-world applications.

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 CHAPTER 7

DISCUSSION

1.AI-Driven Healthcare Innovation

● This project showcased the power of AI algorithms in providing accurate predictions for
heart disease, diabetes, and burn severity, allowing for early detection and proactive health
management.
● Machine learning models like Random Forest, Gradient Boost, and CNN played a key role
in offering real-time health insights based on user input.

2.Strong Performance and Accuracy

● The models demonstrated high accuracy in predicting health conditions, achieving reliable
results across diverse user data and health metrics.
● Heart disease prediction and diabetes risk assessment models provided actionable,
real-time feedback with minimal error, ensuring users received reliable health assessments.

3.User-Friendly System

● The web-based platform was designed for easy accessibility, allowing users to input their
health data and receive instant predictions. This streamlined approach to healthcare makes
medical insights more accessible for everyone.

4.Impact on Preventive Healthcare

● By offering accurate, AI-powered health predictions, this system empowers users to take
control of their health and make informed decisions. The project highlights the importance
of preventive healthcare and timely interventions.

5.Challenges and Areas for Improvement

● Despite strong performance, some challenges emerged with imbalanced data and specific
demographic groups. This points to the need for data augmentation and model fine-tuning
to further improve system robustness.
● The system could benefit from the inclusion of additional medical data sources to improve

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6.Future Enhancements

● Expanding disease predictions and incorporating more health conditions will be a focus
for future work, making the platform more comprehensive.
● Integrating real-time consultations and personalized health advice with healthcare
providers could enhance user experience and outcomes.
● Ongoing work will also focus on improving prediction models and scaling the platform for
broader, global use.

7.Scalability and Real-World Impact

● The project lays a solid foundation for an AI-powered healthcare solution that is scalable
and accessible to users worldwide, ultimately contributing to better health outcomes and
more efficient healthcare delivery.

Figure 7.1 Visualization representation for users

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 CHAPTER 8

CONCLUSION AND FUTURE SCOPE

1.AI-Powered Healthcare Innovation

This project demonstrates the transformative potential of AI in healthcare, using advanced

machine learning and deep learning models for heart disease, diabetes, and burn severity
prediction, enabling early detection and personalized health management.

2.Real-Time Predictions and Accessibility

The system offers real-time health predictions based on user input, making healthcare
insights accessible and actionable, empowering individuals to make informed decisions
about their health.

3.High Accuracy and Reliability

With high accuracy in predicting health conditions, the system provides reliable predictions
that users can trust to proactively manage their health. Models like Random Forest and CNN
ensure dependable results across diverse user data.

4.Scalability and Open-Source Contribution

The platform is built to be scalable and open-source, inviting contributions from medical
enthusiasts and developers worldwide. The open-source nature ensures continuous updates
and improvements, allowing the system to evolve with advancements in AI technology.

5.Future Enhancements and Broader Impact

Future work will focus on enhancing model sensitivity, improving data handling, and
integrating additional health conditions. The project will encourage community
contributions, with the potential for collaborations with healthcare providers and ongoing
upgrades to provide state-of-the-art healthcare solutions as technology advances.

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 APPENDIX I

SOURCE CODE / DATA SHEET / ANY OTHER RELEVANT DATA

FLASK SNIPPET:

import numpy as np

import pandas as pd

from flask import Flask, request, render_template

import pickle

app = Flask(__name__)

try:

model = pickle.load(open('model.pkl', 'rb'))

except FileNotFoundError:

print("Error: The model file 'model.pkl' was not found.")

model = None

@app.route('/')

def home():

return render_template('index1.html')

@app.route('/predict', methods=['POST'])

def predict():

try:

input_features = [float(x) for x in request.form.values()]

features_value = [np.array(input_features)]

features_name = ['Age', 'Sex', 'ChestPainType', 'RestingBP', 'Cholesterol',

'FastingBS', 'RestingECG', 'MaxHR', 'ExerciseAngina',

'Oldpeak', 'ST_Slope']

df = pd.DataFrame(features_value, columns=features_name)
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if model:

output = model.predict(df)[0]

if output == 1:

res_val = "The Patient Has Heart Disease, please consult a Doctor."

else:

res_val = "The Patient is Normal."

else:

res_val = "Model is not loaded properly. Prediction cannot be made."

except Exception as e:

res_val = f"Error in prediction: {str(e)}"

return render_template('index1.html', prediction_text='Result - {}'.format(res_val))

if __name__ == "__main__":

app.run(debug=True)

DATASET:

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 APPENDIX II

KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (KPI SECTION)

1. Research Professional Practice

1.1. Project Proposals submitted (Govt/ NGO/ Others)
Submitted our project for Kaling University and selected for next round

2. Competition / Funding
2.1 Hackathon Participation (Event Name, Year, Achievements)

Event Name - IEEE TECHFORGOOD

Country - GLOBAL
Year - 2024
2.2 Project-Based Competitions

Event Name - Nexus 2.0

Country - India
Year - 2024

2.3 Ideathon and Innovation Challenges

Event Name - Solveathon

Country - India
Year - 2024

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 APPENDIX III
JUSTIFICATION FOR POSITIVE (Productable, Opportunities, Sustainable, Informative,
Technology, Innovative, Viable and Ethical)

S.No PARAMETERS JUSTIFICATION RATING (1 to 5)

1. Productable

2. Opportunities

3. Sustainable

4. Informative

5. Technology

6. Innovative

7. Viable

8. Ethical

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