A new fangled approach for grading autism machine learning and deep learning techniques
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Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is primarily related to genetic
newlineand neurological entities resulting in challenges faced in social interaction and
newlinecommunication. As per WHO statistics, the number of patients diagnosed with
newlineASD has seen a slow rise. Premature diagnosis of ASD with pre-planned
newlinetreatment would aid the child to get out of the spectrum and have a life as
newlineusual. The treatment planning primarily relies on paying attention to the
newlinedevelopmental regions that lag in the children. ASD begins with a
newlinedevelopmental delay that tends to become serious if the right treatment is not
newlinegiven at the premature stage. Several recent studies highlight clinical
newlinediagnosis, therapy monitoring, and brain image analysis, but they are not
newlineattentive towards the diagnosis of ASD with important treatment area
newlinedetection depending on machine learning and deep learning. The objective of
newlinethe work is to categorize the ASD data to render a rapid, accessible, and
newlinesimple means of supporting the early ASD diagnosis with their primary
newlinespecification of the treatment area. Nearly all the research was dependent on
newlineCARS, ADOS, ABIDE datasets. In this, the ISAA dataset is utilized for
newlineclassifying the ASD level and domains in the ISAA scale are used for finding
newlinethe lagging regions of the patient for further treatment.
newlineThe first contribution is involved with the pre-processing of the
newlinedataset to eliminate the Null Values, Redundant Values, and Missing Values.
newlineFeature extraction and further feature selection are carried out with the help of
newlineParticle Swarm Optimization. Later, the Improved Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy
newlineInterference System (IANFIS) classification algorithm is used for diagnosing
newlinethe autism level with the lagging areas for better treatment.
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