Abstract
Diagnosing heart disease is really a challenging task for which several intelligent diagnostic systems were developed for enhancing the performance of diagnosing heart disease. However, in these systems, low accuracy of predicting heart disease is still a challenging task. To provide better accuracy in predicting heart risks, a novel feature selection approach is proposed which employs Real Coded Binary Artificial Bee Colony (RC-BABC) optimization algorithm with adaptive size for feature elimination. This method has the advantages of reducing algorithmic computational time, improving prediction accuracy, enhanced data quality, and saves resources in successive data collection phases. Once the features are selected, the important feature extraction phase uses ReliefF based feature extraction method to extract the features from the heart disease data set. The scores of features are computed by estimating a comparison of feature values and class values neighbor samples. The proposed Real Coded Binary Artificial Bee Colony (RC-BABC) optimization algorithm is compared with three well known methods namely an artificial neural network (ANN), K-means clustering approach and Classification and Regression Algorithm (C&RT) with measures like accuracy, precision, recall and F1-score. The proposed method achieved 96.77% of accuracy,98.8% of recall, 97.8% of precision and 98.34% of F1-score.
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