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Innovative Web Application Revolutionizing Disease Detection, Empowering Users and Ensuring Accurate Diagnosis

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This paper presents an innovative enhancement aimed at revolutionizing disease detection and providing users with a reliable source of information for accurate diagnoses of their symptoms. Our open-source initiative combines a user-friendly interface design with advanced machine learning models, establishing a new benchmark for accuracy and enabling integration with even higher-performing models. We address the pervasive challenges of misinformation and misdiagnosis associated with online symptom searches, presenting a significant advancement in disease detection. Leveraging cutting-edge machine learning techniques, our system analyzes user-input symptoms against a comprehensive medical knowledge database, providing accurate and reliable information on potential diseases or conditions. Major challenges such as data quality, quantity, model interpretability, integration with healthcare systems, continual model improvement, and bias are tackled with the proposed methodology. This work includes the integration of higher-performing models, open-source principles fostering collaboration, and continuous improvement of diagnostic accuracy. Additionally, efforts to enhance model interpretability through visualization and explanation methods are proposed. Overall, our work represents a significant step towards a more reliable and accurate healthcare technology, with potential implications for the broader field of medical diagnostics.

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    Syed Ali Hussain, P N S B S V Prasad V & Pradyut Kumar Sanki

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    Swikriti Khadke & Pragya Gupta

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Hussain, S.A., Prasad V, P.N.S.B.S.V., Khadke, S. et al. Innovative Web Application Revolutionizing Disease Detection, Empowering Users and Ensuring Accurate Diagnosis. J. Electron. Mater. 53, 3594–3602 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11664-024-11092-y

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