Liver Disease Prediction using various Image Processing Techniques and Machine Learning Algorithms

Predicting liver disease usually entails estimating a person’s chance of contracting ailments related to the liver using a variety of techniques. The prediction is made using the Novel Decision Tree algorithm and the Naive Bayes algorithm. From CHAOS Grand challenge webpage, data collected for liver images. Decision tree classifiers are compared to Naive Bayes classifiers for their accuracy and precision in diagnosing liver disease in patients. When it comes to predicting liver illness, the Naive Bayes classifier is $75.15 \%$ accurate, whereas the Novel Decision tree classifier is $80.03 \%$ accurate. 0.022 is the most significant number. g-power is used to calculate the sample size for two group at 16. The 95 percent alpha value for the g power is 0.05. The prediction of liver disease at early stage achieved by comparing Novel Decision Tree to Naive Bayes, Novel Decision Tree outperforms the latter in terms of precision and accuracy.