Volume 20 No 8 (2022)
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NMLA: The Smart Detection of Motor Neuron Disease and Analyze the Health Impacts with Neuro Machine Learning Model
G. Sekar, C. Sivakumar, J. Logeshwaran
Abstract
In general, doctors report that various types of diseases are caused to humans due to physical inactivity, especially due
to obesity; there are many risks from minor damage to physical diseases that cause excessive damage. Due to this,
doctors are giving advice to exercise to reduce obesity. But sustained high-intensity exercise can cause motor neuron
disease in genetically predisposed individuals. 1 in 300 people who are heavy sleepers are likely to develop this
disease. The disease affects the ability to walk, move and breathe as the motor neurons that carry messages from the
brain to the muscles malfunction. It also shortens one's lifespan. It is difficult to understand who will be affected by
what. People born with genetic risks and other environmental factors are factors for this disease. In this paper a neuro
machine learning model was introduced to identify the of motor neuron disease and predicts the health impacts of this
disease. The machine learning algorithm predicts the impacts of the impacts of motor neuron disease based on the
different symptoms. In the saturation point the proposed model predicts 92.12% of Amyotopic Lateral Sclerosis,
93.28% of bulbar palsy, 91.44% of tendon erosion and 93.22% of polytopic paralysis based on the provided symptoms.
Keywords
physical inactivity, high-intensity, motor neuron disease, heavy sleepers, brain, genetic risks, neuro machine learning model, Amyotopic Lateral Sclerosis, paralysis
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