A Novel Hybrid Approach to Machine Learning for Enhanced Model Precision and Classification
Bashir Mohamed Osman, Mohamed Sheikh Ali Jirow, Daud Aser · International Journal of Electrical and Electronics Engineering · 2025
Integrating machine learning techniques with advanced algorithms like Random Forest and Support Vector Machines is the bedrock of enhancing predictive accuracy and model interpretability in a wide range of domains. This work will bridge the important gap in the complete application of these sophisticated techniques, especially in some strategically sensitive sectors like environmental management, healthcare, and industrial applications, which need highly adjusted predictions. In this regard, the aim is to propose, within this study, a hybrid interpretable and robust model that combines the strengths of RF and SVM to overcome common difficulties related to feature selection and classification. The strategy is to use the RF model for feature selection and preliminary classification and then use the Support Vector Machine for final classification-capable of RF in ranking features based on their importance and the precision of the Support Vector Machine for classification. Then, this hybrid model was further applied to complex datasets and gave results of superior performance measures, with accuracy, precision, recall, and F1 score close to 1.0 to prove the robustness of this model. Actually, the overall accuracy reached 99.89%, while precision and F1 both reached 99.93% for the hybrid model, which outperformed the standalone models significantly. The results indicate that the hybrid RF-SVM model has great potential for optimizing predictive models and decision-making processes, enhancing their performances in critical applications.