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IJSREMWP49319
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May 2025
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.
CureAI is a machine learning-based disease prediction system designed to enhance early diagnosis and medical decision-making through the power of data-driven insights [1][10]. The model utilizes a Random Forest classifier to predict potential diseases based on user-input symptoms, offering a reliable and scalable solution to support healthcare professionals and patients alike [8][9]. In developing CureAI, a carefully curated dataset of symptoms and corresponding diseases was used, emphasizing data preprocessing, feature engineering, and model evaluation to ensure accuracy and generalizability [6][12]. The model achieved high classification performance by leveraging the ensemble learning nature of Random Forest, which reduces overfitting and handles high-dimensional symptom data effectively [1][10]. CureAI is deployed through a Flask-based REST API, enabling easy integration with web or mobile frontends. This architecture ensures real-time predictions with low latency and broad accessibility [13][14]. The motivation behind CureAI lies in addressing the gap between symptom occurrence and timely medical consultation, particularly in resource-limited settings. By offering immediate, preliminary diagnostic insights, CureAI empowers individuals to seek professional care proactively, potentially leading to earlier treatment and better outcomes [3][4]. The system is designed with scalability and interpretability in mind, making it suitable for extension into more complex health prediction frameworks or integration with electronic health records [2][15]. With continued improvements in dataset quality and user interface design, CureAI has the potential to serve as a vital tool in preventive healthcare, disease surveillance, and health education [14][16]
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5/26/2025
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