Application of Machine Learning for Detection and Prediction of Malaria: A Review
Mawuli Apetorgbor, Vidhi Wankhede, Kajal Dakhare, Prateek Verma, Yudhishthir Raut, Chanchla Tripathi · 2024
Mosquitoes carries a parasitic infection that affects millions of peoples globally. The initial and meticulous prediction of outbursts, patient verdict, and treatment enhancement can all considerably diminish the consequences of malaria. Machine learning is a promising method to tackle this problem with its capability to unveil and understand complex patterns from broad and multifaceted dataset. Accuracy of drug dosage and disease management in healthcare industry has proven phenomenal accuracy with use of machine learning algorithm. The current analysis explores the application of machine learning for prediction of malaria cases. This paper showcase the inclusion of numerous data source, comprising environmental factors, medical history and epidemiologic information to demonstrate how machine learning influences this to abundance of data to enhance prediction accuracy. This study also enhances the major advancements in prior malaria detection that have been made feasible and practicable by machine learning driven symptomatic technologies such prompt analytical test and image analysis of blood taints. Concerns like model comprehensibility, data secrecy, and equitable distribution of healthcare assets are also concealed in this review study.