Applied and Computational Engineering
- The Open Access Proceedings Series for Conferences
Series Vol. 2 , 22 March 2023
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Nowadays, more and more people suffer from heart disease because of stressful life, irregular diet, lack of exercise and other reasons. The population affected by heart disease is also younger than ever. If heart disease can be diagnosed as early as possible, it will be of great help in the treatment of heart disease. Thus, this paper proposes models to predict heart disease based on wide and deep neural network, and the result shows that the current work has maintain good performance. Analysis is also provided in this paper to state factors that can affect performance.
Heart disease, deep neural network., wide and deep neural network, crossed feature
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