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Train Model Code Explanation

The document outlines a step-by-step process for training a machine learning model using health data. It includes loading data, splitting features and labels, creating a RandomForestClassifier model, training the model, and saving it with Pickle for future use in a web app. The trained model is intended to predict diseases based on user input.

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Train Model Code Explanation

The document outlines a step-by-step process for training a machine learning model using health data. It includes loading data, splitting features and labels, creating a RandomForestClassifier model, training the model, and saving it with Pickle for future use in a web app. The trained model is intended to predict diseases based on user input.

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Training the Machine Learning Model - Step-by-Step

1. Load the Data

We use pandas to read a CSV file that contains health data. The file has patient information like age,

glucose, blood pressure, and whether they had a disease. Code: data = pd.read_csv('[Link]')

2. Split Features (X) and Labels (y)

We separate the input values (X) and the target label (y):

- X includes all columns except 'disease'

- y includes only the 'disease' column

Code:

X = [Link]('disease', axis=1)

y = data['disease']

3. Create the Model

We create a RandomForestClassifier model. This is a machine learning model that uses multiple decision

trees to make predictions. Code:

model = RandomForestClassifier()

4. Train the Model

We train the model using our input (X) and output (y) data. This is where the model learns patterns from the

dataset. Code:

[Link](X, y)

5. Save the Model using Pickle

After training, we save the model to a file so it can be used later in our web app. We use the pickle library to

do this. Code:

[Link](model, open('[Link]', 'wb'))

Conclusion

This script trains a smart model on medical data. The model is saved and later used in the Flask web app to
Training the Machine Learning Model - Step-by-Step

predict diseases based on user input.

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