Research Article
Systematic Framework to Predict Early-Stage Liver Carcinoma Using Hybrid of Feature Selection Techniques and Regression Techniques
Table 1
Illustration of the preprocessed dataset.
| Identified parameters | Demographic and clinical values |
| Age | 69 | City | 1 | Area | 1 | Education | 1 | Marital Status | 1 | Occupation | 3 | Hobbies | 3 | Siblings | 2 | Weight | 58 | Height | 158 | Gender | 0 | Arthritis | 0 | Family History | 0 | Hereditary | 0 | Status | 1 | Blood Pressure | 0 | Diabetes | 1 | Smoking | 0 | Alcohol Consumption | 0 | Heart Disease/Attack | 0 | Osteoporosis | 0 | Medicine Intake | 0 | Jaundice | 0 | Vomiting | 1 | Nausea | 1 | Temperature | 0 | Liver Function Test | 0 | Asthma | 0 | White Stools | 0 | Eye Color | 0 | Cancer Patient | 1 | Pneumonia | 0 | Hepatitis Type | 1 | Chilling | 0 | Bronchitis | 1 | Cough | 1 | Weight Loss | 1 | Loss of Appetite | 1 | Back Pain | 1 | Sputum Color | 0 | Calcium Level | 0 | Obesity | 1 | Fatigue/Weakness | 1 | Chest Pain | 1 | Hemoglobin Level | 1 | Sputum Level Result | 0.5 |
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