Research Article
Moth-Flame Optimization for Early Prediction of Heart Diseases
Step 1. Decide on the number of neighbours (K). | Step 2. Determine the Euclidean distance between K neighbours. | Step 3. Using the obtained Euclidean distance, find the K closest neighbours. | Step 4. Count the number of data points in each group among these K neighbours. | Step 5. Assign the new data points to the group among with the greatest number neighbours. | Step 6. We have completed our model. |
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