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Ayush to Kidney (AtoK) Data Science Model for Diagnosis and to Advice Through an Expert System

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In the present geographical conditions and increased urbanization, the soil and groundwater are contaminated with excessive fluorine solvents. The fluorinated water causes serious kidney problems, it’s the need of the hour that man affected by kidney failures should be made aware of the reason behind the disease and how the proceedings of the life time could battle the failure environment of kidney, how much amount water and other intakes of food, body rest, etc. should be carried out for life time. The expertise data science model can perform and accomplish the task of suggestion and clears all the fears. Thus making the intelligent model incorporated by data science and expert systems are combined work for ayush to kidney. The data science models helps in diagnosis of kidney diseases, reason for failure and measures of cure through “Data Science Advisory System”. We built an intelligent data science model to diagnose and advise the patient through expertise information about kidney life extension and its nurturing in a healthy way.

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Reddi, K.K., Rella, U.R. (2016). Ayush to Kidney (AtoK) Data Science Model for Diagnosis and to Advice Through an Expert System. In: Lakshmi, P., Zhou, W., Satheesh, P. (eds) Computational Intelligence Techniques in Health Care. SpringerBriefs in Applied Sciences and Technology(). Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-0308-0_8

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