Layla Abd-Al-Sattar Sadiq Laylani, Ali Nasret Najdet Coran, Zuhair Shakor Mahmood
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Abstract
Continuous monitoring and adjustment of insulin dosages are necessary for diabetics in order to maintain diabetics levels as near to normal levels possible. long-term and short-term complications might result from blood glucose levels that are out of the usual range. If a person's blood glucose levels were predicted automatically, they would be able to take preventative measures before they had a problem. Here, in this study provide a strategy that leverages a general To generate features for a (SVM) model trained on specific patient data sets, we used a physiological model of blood glucose dynamics. Almost a quarter of hypoglycemia incidents may be predicted 30 minutes in advance using a novel algorithm that beats diabetes specialists. There are now only 42 percent false alarms, but the vast majority of them occur in near-hypoglycemia regions, so patients who react to these hypoglycemic warnings would not be harmed by action.