Detection of Blood Clot in Brain Using Supervised Learning Algorithms

Ischemic Stroke and its subtypes detection in real time at early stage is a complex task and requires advanced terminologies and tools to learn the statistical pattern form raw data and gets generalize at various hospital patholabs and laboratory. In recent time, advance supervised learning based algorithms, learning algorithms are being used to developed laboratorical equipments to resolve the issue of early detection. The paper presents a analytical and diagnostic suggestion by employing variants of supervised learning - hyperparamerized machine learning algorithms, ensemble learning algorithms and a dependency based neural network architecture LSTM on patient-level data of patients with ischemic stroke are employed. The objective of research is to find and provide a best supervised learning algorithm which aims in providing effective and acceptable accuracy. For evaluating accuracy employed various aspect of classification report are being used. The experimental results ensures that advance ensemble learning algorithms have achieved accuracies above 80% for stroke and its subtypes while gated RNN architecture - LSTM has also achieved accuracies over 80% but with a less recall score as compared to ensemble and hyperparameterized machine learning algorithms highly prone to overfitting and performs well in training data only

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2025-05-23
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https://doi.org/10.1109/incet64471.2025.11140127
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European Linguistics and Anthropology
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Detection of Blood Clot in Brain Using Supervised Learning Algorithms

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Abstract

Ischemic Stroke and its subtypes detection in real time at early stage is a complex task and requires advanced terminologies and tools to learn the statistical pattern form raw data and gets generalize at various hospital patholabs and laboratory. In recent time, advance supervised learning based algorithms, learning algorithms are being used to developed laboratorical equipments to resolve the issue of early detection. The paper presents a analytical and diagnostic suggestion by employing variants of supervised learning - hyperparamerized machine learning algorithms, ensemble learning algorithms and a dependency based neural network architecture LSTM on patient-level data of patients with ischemic stroke are employed. The objective of research is to find and provide a best supervised learning algorithm which aims in providing effective and acceptable accuracy. For evaluating accuracy employed various aspect of classification report are being used. The experimental results ensures that advance ensemble learning algorithms have achieved accuracies above 80% for stroke and its subtypes while gated RNN architecture - LSTM has also achieved accuracies over 80% but with a less recall score as compared to ensemble and hyperparameterized machine learning algorithms highly prone to overfitting and performs well in training data only

University of Mumbai (IN), Dr. D. Y. Patil Medical College, Hospital and Research Centre (IN), Raisoni Group of Institutions (IN), Savitribai Phule Pune University (IN)
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European Linguistics and Anthropology
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