Spark-based classification algorithms for daily living activities

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Abstract

Dementia is an incurable disease that affects a large part of the population of elders and more than 21% of the elders suffering from dementia are exposed to polypharmacy. Moreover, dementia is very correlated with diabetes and high blood pressure. The medication adherence becomes a big challenge that can be approached by analyzing the daily activities of the patients and taking preventive or corrective measures. The weakest link in the pharmacy chain tends to be the patients, especially the patients with cognitive impairments. In this paper we analyze the feasibility of four classification algorithms from the machine learning library of Apache Spark for the prediction of the daily behavior pattern of the patients that suffer from dementia. The algorithms are tested on two datasets from literature that contain data collected from sensors. The best results are obtained when the Random Forest classification algorithm is applied.

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Moldovan, D., Antal, M., Pop, C., Olosutean, A., Cioara, T., Anghel, I., & Salomie, I. (2019). Spark-based classification algorithms for daily living activities. In Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing (Vol. 764, pp. 69–78). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-91189-2_8

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