Diagnosis Of Heart Disease Using K-Nearest Neighbor Method Based On Forward Selection

  • Zeniarja J
  • Ukhifahdhina A
  • Salam A
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Abstract

Heart is one of the essential organs that assume a significant part in the human body. However, heart can also cause diseases that affect the death. World Health Organization (WHO) data from 2012 showed that all deaths from cardiovascular disease (vascular) 7.4 million (42.3%) were caused by heart disease. Increased cases of heart disease require a step as an early prevention and prevention efforts by making early diagnosis of heart disease. In this research will be done early diagnosis of heart disease by using data mining process in the form of classification. The algorithm used is K-Nearest Neighbor algorithm with Forward Selection method. The K-Nearest Neighbor algorithm is used for classification in order to obtain a decision result from the diagnosis of heart disease, while the forward selection is used as a feature selection whose purpose is to increase the accuracy value. Forward selection works by removing some attributes that are irrelevant to the classification process. In this research the result of accuracy of heart disease diagnosis with K-Nearest Neighbor algorithm is 73,44%, while result of K-Nearest Neighbor algorithm accuracy with feature selection method 78,66%. It is clear that the incorporation of the K-Nearest Neighbor algorithm with the forward selection method has improved the accuracy result. Keywords - K-Nearest Neighbor, Classification, Heart Disease, Forward Selection, Data Mining

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Zeniarja, J., Ukhifahdhina, A., & Salam, A. (2020). Diagnosis Of Heart Disease Using K-Nearest Neighbor Method Based On Forward Selection. Journal of Applied Intelligent System, 4(2), 39–47. https://doi.org/10.33633/jais.v4i2.2749

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