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This paper presents an application through which any medical dataset could be cleaned, visualized and used for prediction. A health checkup system for a patient's vitals has been developed using the Internet of Things. Here we discuss in detail about user friendly reports generated through various graphs. Compared with several typical prediction algorithms, the prediction accuracy of our proposed algorithm reaches 89.99% with a convergence speed which is the Random Forest prediction algorithm.

Keywords

Medical Datasets; Data Cleaning; Prediction; Visualization; Internet of Things

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