TOWARDS ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK MODEL TO DIAGNOSE THYROID PROBLEMS

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Dr. V.Sarasvathi
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Dr.A.Santhakumaran
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Abstract

Medical diagnosis can be viewed as a pattern classification problem: based a set of input features the goal is to classify a patient as having a particular disorder or as not having it. Thyroid hormone problems are the most prevalent problems nowadays. In this paper an artificial neural network approach is developed using a back propagation algorithm in order to diagnose thyroid problems. It gets a number of factors as input and produces an output which gives the result of whether a person has the problem or is healthy. It is found that back propagation algorithm is proved to be having high sensitivity and specificity.

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Dr. V.Sarasvathi. 1970. \u201cTOWARDS ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK MODEL TO DIAGNOSE THYROID PROBLEMS\u201d. Unknown Journal GJCST Volume 11 (GJCST Volume 11 Issue 5): .

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Medical diagnosis can be viewed as a pattern classification problem: based a set of input features the goal is to classify a patient as having a particular disorder or as not having it. Thyroid hormone problems are the most prevalent problems nowadays. In this paper an artificial neural network approach is developed using a back propagation algorithm in order to diagnose thyroid problems. It gets a number of factors as input and produces an output which gives the result of whether a person has the problem or is healthy. It is found that back propagation algorithm is proved to be having high sensitivity and specificity.

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