Group: LRGS1
This all girls group produced a prediction tool that can detect dementia on elderly based on an indicator; MMSE (Mini–Mental State Examination) that is able to measure cognitive impairment. They conducted the following experiments:
Experiment 1 : To predict MMSE based on original dataset from domain of psychology and health
Experiment 2 : To predict MMSE based on removed MMSE-Normal dataset from domain of psychology and health
Experiment 3 : To predict MMSE based on removed MMSE-Normal dataset from domain of psychology and health that is resampled
The objectives of this group are:
To predict how all the factors from Demographic, Social, Social-economic and Health affect the Mini Mental State Examination result
To predict how all the factors from Demographic, Social, Social-economic and Health affect the Geriatric Depression Scale result
Group: LRGS2
A group consists of Najma, Abida, Aiman, Wahaj and Pujeeta developed two predictive models, one using MMSE (mini mental state examination result: severe/normal/mild) and another for GDS (geriatric depression scale: depress/normal). RapidMiner and Python are used to develop Decision Tree and Naive Bayes models. They performed resampling and PCA for pre-processing, and hyper parameter tuning.
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https://sites.google.com/view/najma-195773/home?authuser=0
https://sites.google.com/view/abida-199714/home?authuser=0
https://sites.google.com/view/ssk4604-data-mining-aiman/home?authuser=0
Group: LRGS3
Ths group focused on clustering based analysis and develop models for prediction on MMSE Result of LRGS Tua Dataset by 3 experiments:
Exp 1: LRGS (Cleaning) dataset
Exp 2: LRGS Resample dataset
Exp 3: LRGS Resample + Hyperparameter Tuning dataset
to develop a greater understanding of how the elderly living their life in the age of 60s and above and to analyze the reason behind of it as well as to observe how different categories (Health, Psychology, Social, Economy and Demographic) can affect the MMSE result of the respondents.
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https://sites.google.com/view/lrgs-tua/home
https://sites.google.com/student.upm.edu.my/ssk4604-datamining/home
Group: KWAP1
This group develop two predictive models and two Streamlit application; one for financial distress prediction and another is for health risks. They conducted 3 experiments to compare the accuracies. The first was using dataset that has been resampled. The second was using dataset that has been resampled and standardized. The last experiment was using dataset that has been resampled, standardized and discretized. They also used 2 different training and testing ratio which are 80:20 and 60:40.
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https://sites.google.com/student.upm.edu.my/kwap-project-data-mining/home
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Group: KWAP2
This group focused on the optimization of the Random Forest and Decision Tree through experiment that investigates the maximum depth by altering the number to 5, 10, and 25.
https://sites.google.com/student.upm.edu.my/eportfolio-202876/home?authuser=0
https://sites.google.com/view/kwapnorhidayati/homepage?authuser=0
This duo has came put excellent effort to build the dashboard for lesson and learners analytics using PowerBI. The predictive model focused on who will complete the lesson. The performed resampling and hyperparameter tuning using GridSearch and tree depth to obtain the best model.
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https://sites.google.com/view/hezzarry-eportfolio/home?authuser=0
For more information, contact nurfadhlina@upm.edu.my