Detection of parkinson by machine learning.
Under the Guidance of: Presented By:
Prof.Monika Thakare I. Ishwari S Khune Reg.No-GHRUA24011060057
II. Rohan D Shelke Reg.No-GHRUA24011060022
III. Manjiri V Ingle Reg.No-GHRUA24011060012
IV. Kartik G Narkhede Reg.No-GHRUA24011060036
Branch : B.TECH-C.S.E
Section : A
❖ Contents
➢ Introduction
➢ Problem Statement
➢ Objectives
➢ Conclusion
➢ Future Scope
Introduction
Parkinson’s disease is a disorder of the central nervous
system affecting movement and inducing tremors and
stiffness a neurodegenerative disorder affecting dopamine
neurons in brain.
Parkinson’s disease is difficult to diagnose. Common
diagnostic criteria require the medication before.
Parkinson's disease symptoms can be different for
everyone. Early signs are mild that goes unnoticed.
Symptoms usually begin on one side of your body and
gets worsen on that side, afterwards it affects both the
sides.
Parkinson’s symptoms may include
▪ Tremor
▪ Slowed movement
▪ Impaired posture and balance.
▪ Loss of automatic movements
▪ Speech changes
▪ Writing changes
Problem statement
▪ To detect Parkinsons disease using Machine
Learning
▪ Parkinson’s disease is very difficult to diagnose and
there’s currently no cure for parkinsons.
▪ It can only be cured during the first stage.
▪ By using Machine Learning algorithms early
detection of Parkinson’s disease is possible
Objectives
▪ To understand what is Parkinson’s disease
▪ To test the ability of motor function of the
patient
▪ To previously detect it during the early stages
using machine learning
▪ Using machine learning techniques the
problem can be solve with minimal error rate
Conclusion
▪ In this python machine learning project we’ve acknowledged
the presence of Parkinson’s disease in an individual using
XGBoost algorithm as it gives high accuracy.
▪ The early detection of PD is essential to a better
understanding of the disease causes, initiate therapeutic
interventions, and enable developing appropriate treatments.
This study proposed a deep learning model to automatically
discriminate normal individuals and patients affected by PD
based on premotor features (i.e., Rapid Eye Movement
(REM) sleep Behaviour Disorder (RBD).
Future Scope
▪ We can focus on different techniques to predict
the Parkinson’s disease using different datasets.
In this we used binary attribute in future. We will
use different attributes and alsoidentifydifferent
stages