Research Article

Diagnose Diabetic Mellitus Illness Based on IoT Smart Architecture

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A summary of some related works done.

AuthorMaterials and methodsDataset(s) usedEvaluative measuresFindings

Kaur et al. [22]CI-PDF, a cloud IoT-based diabetes prediction platform, was introducedPIDDAccuracy, sensitivity, and specificityAchieved 94.5% of prediction accuracy by combining DT and NN approaches
Priyadarshini et al. [15]Introduced DeepFog, a deep neural architecture based on fog computing for forecasting stress, diabetes, and hypertension attacksStress, T2D, hypertension datasetsAccuracy, precision, recall, and -scoreAchieved a superior and competitive method in comparison to others
Fernández-Caramés and Fraga-Lamas [21]Introduced an IoT CGM-based system to remotely monitor patients by accessing blood sugar samples obtained and to notify them if a problematic scenario is discoveredNot mentionedPrediction accuracyThis study claimed to be able to give a population with transparent and trustworthy blood sugar data quickly, easily, and affordably
Barik et al. [23]Introduced the FogLearn framework for -means clustering in Ganga River Basin Management using real-world feature data for diagnosing diabetes patientsPIDDAccuracyAs a consequence, fog computing has great potential for extensive data analysis in medicine and geography
Fernández-Caramés et al. [6]Designed and built a solution that allows continuous commercial CGMs to monitor patients remotely and warn them about their problemsNot mentionedPrediction accuracyThe authors claimed to have developed a better technique for diagnosing patients’ illnesses remotely in real time
Gia et al. [24]A fog-based system for remote health monitoring and fall detection was introducedNot mentionedEnergy efficiencyThe suggested procedure is precise, and the worn sensor node saves energy
Devarajan et al. [25]To manage blood glucose levels, propose an energy-efficient fog-assisted healthcare systemPAMAP2 and PIDDEnergy efficiency, accuracy, computational complexity, and latencyAs a consequence, the fog over cloud computing has improved bandwidth efficiency, latency, and classification accuracy
Abdel-Basset et al. [26]To diagnose and monitor type 2 diabetes patients, a new framework based on computer-assisted diagnostics and the IoTs was proposedPersonally collected dataAccuracy and execution timeThe suggested algorithms were shown to be valid and resilient
Haq et al. [27]Developed a filter method based on the ID3-DT modelClinical dataAccuracy and computation timeFound that the decision tree algorithm based on selected features improves the classifier performance
Kumari et al. [28]Proposed an ensemble voting classifier that employs the ensemble of three ML algorithms, viz., RF, LR, and NBPIDDAccuracy, precision, recall, and -scoreAchieved comparatively enhanced results on binary classifications
Geetha and Prasad [29]Proposed T2DDP is a hybrid model that uses supervised classification algorithms like NB and ensemble algorithms like bagging with RF and AdaBoost for DT to help physicians properly treat diabetic patientsPIDDAccuracy, precision, recall, and -scoreIt was discovered that the predicted outcome would be sent to the patient’s mobile phone at an early stage, allowing them to make quick judgments concerning the health risk
Shynu et al. [30]Introduced efficient blockchain-based safe healthcare services for illness prediction in fog computingPIDD and CHDDAccuracy, purity, and NMIIn comparison to existing approaches, the suggested work efficiently clusters and predicts illness
Singh et al. [31]eDiaPredict, an ensemble-based system that uses XGBoost, RF, SVM, NN, and DT to forecast diabetes status in patients, was introducedPIDDAccuracy, GI sensitivity, AUC, specificity, precision, AUCH, MER, and MWCThe proposed model can provide patients with a practical and precise prediction of diabetes based on glucose concentrations
Rajput et al. [32]Proposed a reference model for aiding rural people in India who are suffering from diabetesPIDDAccuracy, MCR, recall, precision, prevalence, and -scoreThe authors stated that they were able to increase patient communication and engagement