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The rapid growth of healthcare data has led to an increasing need for automated methods to assist in medical diagnosis. Traditional diagnostic approaches struggle to efficiently analyze large datasets, leading to diagnostic errors and delays in patient treatment.

This study aims to develop and evaluate the effectiveness of machine learning algorithms in improving diagnostic accuracy for heart disease prediction.

A dataset containing 100,000 patient records, including various health metrics, was used to train and test several machine learning models, including logistic regression, random forests, and neural networks. The models were evaluated based on their precision, recall, and F1 scores to assess their diagnostic accuracy.

The machine learning models demonstrated a significant improvement in diagnostic accuracy compared to traditional methods. Specifically, the random forest model achieved a 15% increase in precision and a 20% increase in recall for heart disease prediction.

These findings suggest that machine learning-based diagnostic systems could reduce diagnostic errors and improve patient outcomes in clinical settings. Further research is needed to validate these models across different medical conditions and datasets to ensure their generalizability.