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    Data Mining in Healthcare

    Nguyen Dao Thuy Tien - 9517


    Phung Nguyen Anh Khoa - 9588
    AGENDA
    • Data mining in general
    • Data mining in Healthcare
    • Classification in data mining
    • Naïve Bayes algorithm
    • Demo
    INTRODUCTION TO DATA MINING

    • Data mining is the process of identifying hidden patterns and


    establishing relationships in large databases to solve many problems.

    • Both businesses and sciences benefit from Data Mining.


    MAIN TASKS OF DATA MINING

    • Anomaly detection (change/deviation detection)


    • Dependency modelling
    • Clustering
    • Classification
    • Regression
    • Summarization
    DATA MINING TECHNIQUES

    • Association Rule
    • Classification
    • Clustering
    • Prediction
    • Sequential patterns
    • Decision Tree
    • Neural Networks
    DATA MINING PROCESS
    DATA MINING IN HEALTHCARE
    • Healthcare covers a detailed processes of the diagnosis, treatment
    and prevention of disease, injury and other physical and mental
    impairments in humans.
    • The number of electronic health records or EHRs has increased
    quickly
    Data mining can help in healthcare sector.
    • Benefits of applying data mining in healthcare:
    • Improving healthcare quality
    • Supporting insurances
    • Helping healthcare administration
    IMPROVING HEALTHCARE QUALITY

    • Reducing many errors and issues that lead to unnecessary deaths.

    • Finding out patterns and anomalies better.

    • Discovering the unreported side effects of common drugs.

    • Determining disease by considering the pattern of the lifestyle.


    SUPPORTING HEALTH INSURANCE

    • Detecting fraudulent and abusive behavior.

    • Attracting new consumers as well as keeping current ones.

    • Helping insurance companies understand the health insurance plans


    better.
    HELPING HEALTHCARE ADMINISTRATION

    • Making a profit.

    • Managing resources.

    • Minimizing costs.

    • Maintaining good customer services.


    PROBLEMS OF DATA MINING IN HEALTHCARE

    • Healthcare data mining can be limited by the accessibility of data.

    • Data in healthcare has quality problems.

    • Legal and social issues, such as data ownership and privacy issues
    related to healthcare data.

    • Advanced knowledge is required to gain optimal results.


    TRENDS IN THE FUTURE

    • Develop more specific applications with reasonable price for


    healthcare industry.

    • Electronic medical records will replace traditional paper-based


    records.

    • The healthcare system will be real-time and deployed on the clouds.


    Data Mining
    Classification
    • K-Nearest neighbor(kNN) • Neutral networks(NN)

    • Decision trees • Support vector machines(SVM)

    • Naïve Bayes • Linear regression(LR)

    • Logistic regression
    Naïve Bayes
    ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
    • Fast • Strong assumption

    • Scalable • Scarcity

    • Big data require


    • Variety
    • Independent predictors
    • Intelligent
    CHARACTERISTICS
    • Formatted
    • Adequation
    REAL WORLD DATA PREPARATION
    • Discretization
    • Cleaning
    • Integration
    • Transformation
    • Reduction
    APPLIED IN PROJECT
    Implementation
    LIBRARIES ALGORITHMS

    • Naivebayes • Naïve Bayes

    • Dplyr

    • Equal-width Binning
    • Ggplot

    • Psych
    DATA PROCESSING
    • Defining
    • Shrinking
    • Calculating
    SKETCHING
    APPLY NAÏVE BAYES
    THANK YOU FOR YOUR LISTENING!

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