Research Article | Open Access
PREDICTING THE FUTURE COVID-19 USING SUPERVISED MACHINE LEARNING MODELS
Saïda Shake , Ch. Lavanya , S. Venkata Maha Lakshmi , B. Bhavani
Pages: 1375-1378
Abstract
Prediction mechanisms based on machine learning (ML) have proven their importance in
several fields to improve the creation of choices on the long-term course of action.
Technological advancements have a quick result in every area of life, be it the medical
field or the other field. Many prediction methods are commonly used to handle prediction
problems. This study demonstrates the ability of cubic centimeter models to predict the
amount of approaching patients with COVID-19 that is currently considered a possible
threat to clustering. Specifically, 3 common prediction models, like Extreme Gradient
Boosting Machine (XGBM), LIGHT Gradient Boosting Machine (LIGHT GBM) and
Random Forest mechanisms are used in this study to predict threatening factors of
COVID-19. 3 styles of predictions are created by each of the models, such as the number
of new infected cases, the number of deaths, as well as the range of recoveries in the next
ten days. The results created by the study prove that it is a promising mechanism to use
these means in this COVID-19 pandemic situation.