Recommendation of Specialist on Clinical Reports Using Machine Learning

The correct illness prediction, using patient data, is very important to mindfully create options in the medical field. That spoken action pulls from a present design which attaches onto BioBERT with a Naive Bayes way for guessing of diverse conditions used from doctor's records and personal pasts. BioBERT has meaningful capability when pulling large quantities of health-related information from documents, like how the Naive Bayes classifier is able to use those embeddings to precisely guess what illnesses exist in people. Regarding overall patient health, the system has a reason-based connector linking several anticipated illnesses with many suggested skilled doctors, instead of simply suggesting several drugs. Using this specific approach truly cuts back on the overall chance of potential harm from seeking dangerous answers regarding health. Specific key performance indicators such as Precision, Recall, F1-Score, as well as Accuracy, are useful in evaluating how skillfully the model operates, which leads to prediction results of greater reliability. The setup seems like a sound option from joined pieces, like some artificial intelligence assessment abilities and also expert physician ideas. The system offers a more meaningful selection for most of the decisions made clinically.

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2025-04-04
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icaeca63854.2025.11012159
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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education
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Recommendation of Specialist on Clinical Reports Using Machine Learning

R. Dharaniya, A Sandhiya
Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education
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Recommendation of Specialist on Clinical Reports Using Machine Learning

R. Dharaniya, A Sandhiya
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Abstract

The correct illness prediction, using patient data, is very important to mindfully create options in the medical field. That spoken action pulls from a present design which attaches onto BioBERT with a Naive Bayes way for guessing of diverse conditions used from doctor's records and personal pasts. BioBERT has meaningful capability when pulling large quantities of health-related information from documents, like how the Naive Bayes classifier is able to use those embeddings to precisely guess what illnesses exist in people. Regarding overall patient health, the system has a reason-based connector linking several anticipated illnesses with many suggested skilled doctors, instead of simply suggesting several drugs. Using this specific approach truly cuts back on the overall chance of potential harm from seeking dangerous answers regarding health. Specific key performance indicators such as Precision, Recall, F1-Score, as well as Accuracy, are useful in evaluating how skillfully the model operates, which leads to prediction results of greater reliability. The setup seems like a sound option from joined pieces, like some artificial intelligence assessment abilities and also expert physician ideas. The system offers a more meaningful selection for most of the decisions made clinically.

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