Transforming Diabetes Care: Leveraging Ensemble Machine Learning and Cloud Analytics for Personalized Diet Recommendations
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Patient data, healthcare data, machine learning, ensemble framework, diabetes management, personalized diet plans, and healthcare clouds.Abstract
Millions of individuals across the world suffer with diabetes, a chronic medical condition. To avoid difficulties, it has to be managed and monitored continuously. Healthcare is experiencing a paradigm change as a result of technological advancements, utilizing data-driven techniques to improve illness identification, management, and customized treatment options. Big Data analytics offers the chance to examine enormous volumes of patient data and produce insightful findings for improved diabetic care, especially when applied to healthcare clouds. Traditionally, rule-based algorithms or basic machine learning models have been used in diabetes diagnosis and diet planning.
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