Disease Prediction Using a Linear Model Based on Principal Component Analysis PROJECT TITLE : A Linear Model Based on Principal Component Analysis for Disease Prediction ABSTRACT: In the medical field, a variety of classification methods are used to predict various diseases, such as diabetes, tuberculosis, and so on. To determine if a patient has diabetes, doctors will look at their blood sugar levels, blood pressure, BMI, skin thickness, and other factors. Diabetes has been classified using a variety of classification methods. The primary goal of this study is to develop a statistical model for diabetes data and improve classification accuracy. Principal component analysis is used to project diabetes data into a new space, and then linear regression is used to model the newly formed attributes. This method has an 82.1% accuracy rate for predicting diabetes, which has improved over other classification methods currently in use. Did you like this research project? To get this research project Guidelines, Training and Code... Click Here facebook twitter google+ linkedin stumble pinterest Principal Component Analysis Machine Learning Projects Linear Regression Model Disease Prediction A New CNN-Based Approach to Multi-Directional Car License Plate Detection Application of a Fuzzy Ontology to News Summarization