added multiple disease predictor #1070
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Please review my pull request @Niketkumardheeryan |
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Can you please review it @Niketkumardheeryan it's the last day & no new PR could be merged after 7pm |
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@samarsajad this kind of models already there , thanks for giving your valuable time. |
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Fixes #998
These algorithms aim to predict multiple types of diseases simultaneously, including diabetes, heart disease, and kidney disease. By leveraging advanced machine learning algorithms and comprehensive medical data, these models provide users with early warnings and actionable insights to manage their health proactively.