Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is an early developmental disorder characterized by mutation of enculturation associated with attention deficit disorder in the visual perception of emotional expressions. An estimated one in more than 100 people has autism. Autism affects almost four times as many boys than girls. Data analysis and classification of ASD is still challenging due to unsolved issues arising from many severity levels and range of signs and symptoms. To understanding the functions which involved in autism, neuroscience technology analyzed responses to stimuli of autistic audio and video. The study focuses on analyzing the data set of adults and children with ASD using practical component analysis method. To satisfy this aim, the proposed method consists of three main stages including: (1) data set preparation, (2) Data analysis, and (3) Unsupervised Classification. The experimental results were performed to classify adults and children with ASD. The classification results in adults give a sensitivity of 78.6&#x0025; and specificity of 82.47&#x0025;, while the classification results in children give a sensitivity of 87.5&#x0025; and specificity of 95.7&#x0025;.

Ammar I. Shihab

Faten A. Dawood

Ali H. Kashmar

Data Analysis and Classification of Autism Spectrum Disorder Using Principal Component Analysis

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Data Analysis and Classification of Autism Spectrum Disorder Using Principal Component Analysis