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Dengue Prediction System

By
Hemant Patel
Shailesh Kumar
Pradeep Kumar
Mohd. Saif Ansari
Vikas Singh

Under Guidance: Dr Hrituparna paul


INDEX

1. Introduction
2. Literature Survey
3. Motivation
4. Methodology
5. Facilities Required For Proposed work
6. Modeling and Analysis
7. Conclusion
8. Reference
Introduction:-

 Dengue is the most rapidly spreading mosquito-borne-viral disease.

 All the States are endemic for Dengue.

 Dengue is transmitted by Aedes mosquito which bites during

daytime.

 There is no vaccine or any specific treatment for dengue Community

participation and ownership is crucial for prevention of Dengue.


.
Literature Survey

 Dengue is a mosquito-borne viral disease that has rapidly spread to all regions
of WHO in recent Years.
 The global incidence of dengue has grown dramatically with about half of the
world’s population now at risk. Although an estimate 100-400 million
infections occur each year, over 80% are generally mild and asymptomatic.
 There are 6758 cases reported by National Center for Vector Borne Diseases
Control on 31st October 2022.
 WHO estimates 39 crore dengue virus infections per year, of which 9.6 crore
show symptoms.
 According to data shared by the National Center for Vector Borne Diseases
Control, India recorded 63,280 dengue cases as of September, 2022.
 Incidence of dengue has grown dramatically around the world in recent
decades , with a vast majority of cases under-reported, according to the
World Health Organization.
Motivation

 In todays Scenario dengue is widely spread in our District


and many people suffering from dengue disease.
 To prevent them from this disease we survey in our
surrounding areas and collect real time data from
different laboratory.
 WE will do analysis of collected data.
 After that apply those data in our model which predict the
result.
Methodology

 Strategies that can precisely anticipate Dengue Disease are enormously


required and great expectation methods can assist with foreseeing Dengue
Disease all the more precisely. In this framework, it utilized two element
determination techniques RANDOM FOREST strategy is utilized.
 In this work the classification algorithm used are Decision Tree, Random
forest, K-nearest neighbors, Support Vector machine
Facilities Required For Proposed work
In most of the accuracy prediction situation there are few techniques which
show better prediction rates when compared to the one done before.
We will use decision tree algorithm.

So, my project will be predicting dengue prediction using these techniques


and will be improving the existing accuracy rate, because the existing
predicted rate are not so high.

The Data which I have chosen for this project will be of 2000 rows and will
be having the attributes like temperature, humidity, tree cover on ground etc.

Before the implementation of selected approach, I will be the basic steps of


that were needed.
Modeling and Analysis
Conclusion and Features work

 Dengue is a viral infection that transmitted by the bite of


an infected Aedes species.
 Dengue fever is characterized by high fever, rashes,
muscle and joint pain.
 Control of the vector by reducing the breeding sites, good
sewage management and use of insecticides.
Reference

 Kaggle
 github
THANK YOU
ANY QUERY

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