Improved Deepmaxoutmodel for Disease Prediction in Healthcare IoT Cloud System

The Internet of Medical Things IoMT has grown rapidly due to the growing popularity of wearable technology and its applications in health monitoring systems. The IoMT significantly reduces the death rate by facilitating early sickness identification. Predicting cardiac disease is among the most significant issues with clinical dataset analysis. Finding the key components of heart disease prediction is the goal of the suggested investigation, which makes use of machine learning techniques. Despite several studies on the issue, the accuracy of the findings on the diagnosis of heart illness is low. The purpose of this paper is to provide an innovative framework for healthcare monitoring that includes the following phases. Data preprocessing, feature extraction, acquisition of data, and prediction are the primary stages. The process of acquiring data is at the IoTs layer. The medical data is considered in this case (benchmark datasets of different illnesses). The data pre-processing operations of data cleaning and data filtering at the cloud layer are applied to the data obtained from the IoT sensors (considering the dataset), where the data normalization process will take place. Subsequently, statistical features and raw features are extracted. The multi-layered Deepmaxout model will predict the diseases during in the prediction phase. Lastly, the evaluation of the suggested approach is compared to existing methods using several types of metrics.