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Table 1 Empirical Analysis of diseases prediction in healthcare system

From: Toward a smart health: big data analytics and IoT for real-time miscarriage prediction

References

Outcomes

Methods

Real-time

Dataset

Advantages

Disadvantages

[25]

Heart disease

j48, Naïve Bayes, REPTREE and CART

No

-Result shows that prediction accuracy is 99%

-j48, REPTREE, and CART gave a prediction model of 89 cases with a risk factor positive for heart attacks

Tasks like heart attack still complex to predict

[26]

Chronic disease

Fog Computing

Yes

Sensors

-Monitor patients suffering from chronic diseases

-Big number of data

-Sort out context-sensitive data

not readily available software and complexity of the architecture

[27]

Prognosis of coma

ARIMA

Autoregressive integrated moving average

No

electroencephalogram dataset

-Early prognosis

-The use of biological signals and context data

-The use of the response loop

Not suitable for real-time dataset

[16]

Breast Cancer Prediction

C4.5, Naïve Bayes,SVM and K-NN

No

Wisconsin Breast Cancer Dataset

-A comparison of four machine learning algorithms

-The highest accuracy a xchieved is 97,13% using SVM

Small dataset

[17]

Breast Cancer Prediction

C4.5, Naïve Bayes,SVM and K-NN

No

Wisconsin Breast Cancer Dataset

-Hybrid Model using the fusion of SVM, NB and C4.5

-The highest accuracy Achieved is 97,31%

Small dataset

[7]

Miscarriage Prediction

K-means centroid clustering

Yes

Healthcare sensors

Mobile phone

-An E-monitoring system

-The use of IoT and Predictive analytics

-Doctors and patients are involved in the treatment of the disease

More factors need to be included

[23]

Miscarriage Prediction

Prospective register based study

No

Data from Registration

-Evaluate dependency between miscarriage, maternal age and miscarriage recurrence

A focused number of Pregnant women

[19]

Location prediction

Proposed model

No

History of trajectories

-The use of mobile user covered by a personal communication systems network

Not applicable on new cases

[28]

Medical Emergency Response

Proposed Model

Yes

IoT sensors

-The capability of processing WBAN sensory data from multiple users

-Real–time responses in case of emergencies

Security and privacy must be highlighted to avoid any ethical issues