Deep convolutional neural network for diabetes mellitus prediction.

As a widely known disease diabetes mellitus makes the human body produce quite less hormone and also tend to cause increased glucose that results in abnormal metabolism of varied organs in the body like eyes, kidneys, etc. Diabetic analysis has attracted the research community to treat some missing values and class imbalance issues. The performance of diabetes mellitus classification by the usage of machine learning techniques is comparatively low. We suggest this paper on imbalanced dataset with missing values, an efficient prediction algorithm for diabetes mellitus classification using Deep 1D-Convolutional Neural Network values. The outlier detection is used for removing missing values first. Then, oversampling method (SMOTE) is used to reduce the influence of imbalance class on prediction performance. Finally, predictions are produced using a DCNN classifier and are evaluated using a selective set of evaluation indicators. Experiments on the Pima Indian diabetes dataset (PIDD) from UCI Repository (University of California at Irvine) have yielded positive results. Our proposed DCNN algorithm has been shown to be successful and superior. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]