Optimizing Drug Recommendations Through Sentiment Analysis and Machine Learning Techniques
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Drug recommendation, machine learning, multi-layer perception.Abstract
The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated the inaccessibility of legitimate medical resources, leading to a critical shortage of specialists and healthcare professionals, inadequate supplies of essential equipment and medications, and increased mortality rates. In response to these challenges, many individuals have resorted to self-medication without proper medical consultation, further deteriorating
their health conditions. Machine learning has emerged as a valuable tool in various applications, and its potential for automation has sparked significant interest in research and development.
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