Preemptive Diagnosis of Lung
Cancer Using Clinical Data in
Machine Learning
Abstract
• Aim: To design and implement an ML model
for lung cancer detection and diagnosis.
• Dataset: Clinical data with variables like Name,
Age, Gender, Medical History.
• Preprocessing: Various ML algorithms used to
create a predictive model.
• ML Packages: NumPy, Matplotlib, Pandas.
• Scope: Extendable to complex data and
advanced medical imaging.
Work Progress
• Objective: Develop a machine learning model
for early lung cancer detection.
• Software & Tools: HTML, CSS, Python, Jupyter,
SQL, Flask, Power BI.
• Learned Python & essential data structures for
project execution.
Action Plan for February
• • Gaining familiarity with ML concepts for
medical data analysis.
• • Learning ML algorithms essential for model
training and evaluation.
Conclusion
• • The project aims to enhance early lung
cancer detection with ML.
• • Next Steps: Implementing ML models,
testing performance, and deployment.

Lung_Cancer_Prediction using ML based on Clinical Data

  • 1.
    Preemptive Diagnosis ofLung Cancer Using Clinical Data in Machine Learning
  • 2.
    Abstract • Aim: Todesign and implement an ML model for lung cancer detection and diagnosis. • Dataset: Clinical data with variables like Name, Age, Gender, Medical History. • Preprocessing: Various ML algorithms used to create a predictive model. • ML Packages: NumPy, Matplotlib, Pandas. • Scope: Extendable to complex data and advanced medical imaging.
  • 3.
    Work Progress • Objective:Develop a machine learning model for early lung cancer detection. • Software & Tools: HTML, CSS, Python, Jupyter, SQL, Flask, Power BI. • Learned Python & essential data structures for project execution.
  • 4.
    Action Plan forFebruary • • Gaining familiarity with ML concepts for medical data analysis. • • Learning ML algorithms essential for model training and evaluation.
  • 5.
    Conclusion • • Theproject aims to enhance early lung cancer detection with ML. • • Next Steps: Implementing ML models, testing performance, and deployment.