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Cardiorespiratory Mortality Prediction Based on Air Pollution Using Tree-Based Ensemble Models
Air pollution has a substantial negative impact on human wellbeing and health. Cardiorespiratory mortality is one of the primary effects of air pollution. In this study, we provide analysis of air pollution, cardiorespiratory mortality and the cardiorespiratory mortality is predicted based on air pollution using tree-based ensemble models. The tree-based ensemble models utilized in this study are Voting Regressor (VR), Random Forest (RF), Gradient Tree Boosting (GB), and Extreme Gradient Boosting (XGBoost). The used dataset contains data for five research locations: Shah Alam (SA), Klang (KLN), Putrajaya (PUJ), Cheras, Kuala Lumpur (CKL), and Petaling Jaya (PJ) from January 2006 to December 2016. The results show that XGBoost and VR models outperformed the rest of the models with the best evaluation metric scores in the Klang study area, XGBoost(MAE:0.005, RMSE:0.010, MAPE:0.70%) and VR (MAE:0.005, RMSE:0.011, MAPE:0.70%). The results reveal that the utilized models provided an excellent and accurate prediction of cardiorespiratory mortality based on air pollution and can follow the trend of cardiorespiratory mortality.
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IJACSA is a scholarly computer science journal representing the best in research. Its mission is to provide an outlet for quality research to be publicised and published to a global audience. The journal aims to publish papers selected through rigorous double-blind peer review to ensure originality, timeliness, relevance, and readability. In sync with the Journal''s vision "to be a respected publication that publishes peer reviewed research articles, as well as review and survey papers contributed by International community of Authors", we have drawn reviewers and editors from Institutions and Universities across the globe. A double blind peer review process is conducted to ensure that we retain high standards. At IJACSA, we stand strong because we know that global challenges make way for new innovations, new ways and new talent. International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications publishes carefully refereed research, review and survey papers which offer a significant contribution to the computer science literature, and which are of interest to a wide audience. Coverage extends to all main-stream branches of computer science and related applications