Predictive Analysis and Evaluation Model of Chronic Liver Disease Based on BP Neural Network with Improved Ant Colony Algorithm

Timely prediction of the mechanism and characteristics of chronic liver disease using next-generation information technology is an effective way to improve the diagnosis rate of chronic liver disease. In this paper, we have proposed a modified backpropagation (BP) neural network with improved ant co...

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Main Authors: Na Jiang, Zhiwei Zhao, Pan Xu
Format: article
Language:EN
Published: Hindawi Limited 2021
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Online Access:https://doaj.org/article/3e9de79c34f74b1f82b099bd02be36db
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Summary:Timely prediction of the mechanism and characteristics of chronic liver disease using next-generation information technology is an effective way to improve the diagnosis rate of chronic liver disease. In this paper, we have proposed a modified backpropagation (BP) neural network with improved ant colony optimization algorithm to process multiple index attribute items describing chronic liver disease and construct a chronic liver disease assessment model. The proposed model is very effective in detecting chronic liver disease on time with acceptable level of accuracy and precision ratio. To verify these claims, the proposed scheme is checked experimentally where 125 groups of 20-dimensional medical test index data items of patients with chronic liver disease were analyzed. Moreover, 13-dimensional index items were preferentially selected as test index attribute items with high sensitivity to chronic liver disease using well-known ROC curves. The 13-dimensional index items were reduced to 5-dimensional comprehensive data items by principal component analysis. The proposed neural network-based model was trained with 115 sets of test indicator sample sets, and the remaining 10 sets of sample sets were used as test samples. Compared with the original 20-dimensional data as the neural network input, the proposed model not only reduces the complexity but also improves the prediction accuracy by 15.07%.