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. 2022 Mar 15;10(3):541. doi: 10.3390/healthcare10030541

Table 3.

Referenced literature that considered machine-learning-based heart disease diagnosis.

Study Contributions Algorithm Dataset Data Type Performance Evaluation
[41] Predict coronary heart disease Gaussian NB, Bernoulli NB, and RF Cleveland dataset Tabular Accuracy—85.00%, 85.00% and 75.00%
[42] Predicting heart diseases RF, CNN Cleveland dataset Tabular RF (Accuracy—80.327%, Precision—82%, Recall—80%, F1-score—80%), CNN (Accuracy—78.688, Precision—80%, Recall—79%, F1-score—78%)
[43] Heart disease classification SVM Cleveland database Tabular Accuracy—73–91%
[44] Heart disease classification Back-propagation NN, LR Cleveland dataset Tabular Accuracy (BNN—85.074%, LR—92.58%)
[45] ECG arrhythmia for heart disease detection SVM and Cuckoo search optimized NN Cleveland dataset Tabular Accuracy (SVM—94.44%)
[46] Intelligent scoring system for the prediction of cardiac arrest within 72 h SVM Privately ownend Tabular Specificity—78.8%, Sensitivity—62.3%, Positive predictive value—10%, Negative predictive value—98.2%
[47] Automatically identify 5 different categories of heartbeats in ECG signals CNN MIT-BIH Tabular Accuracy—94% (balance data) Accuracy—89.07% (imbalance data)
[48] Novel heartbeat recognition method is presented SVM MIT-BIH Tabular Accuracy—97.77% (imbalance data), Accuracy—97.08% (noise-free ECGs)