Aug 2026· International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology· 0 citations
TL;DR
SmartHealthBot - an AI-powered healthcare chatbot providing real-time, individualized assistance, driven by artificial intelligence and deep learning, leverages a hybrid methodology combining the advantages of both artificial neural networks and Naive Bayes classification, providing the ability to predict disease based upon a user's reported symptoms.
Abstract
In many areas where there is little infrastructure available to deliver timely and reliable healthcare, users can remin an
opportunity to use SmartHealthBot - an AI-powered healthcare chatbot providing real-time, individualized assistance, driven by
artificial intelligence and deep learning. This utilizes natural language processing to interpret user symptoms provided via either
voice or text format, allowing users' interactions to be user friendly and inclusive. It leverages a hybrid methodology combining
the advantages of both artificial neural networks and Naive Bayes classification, providing the ability to predict disease based
upon a user's reported symptoms. Specifically, artificial neural networks (ANNs) are used to model the complex
interrelationships between symptoms, while Naive Bayes classification provides for the rapid identifying of likely symptom
groups. Further, through its use of sentiment analysis, it provides its users with mental health monitoring capabilities, including
providing stressreliefsuggestions and motivation, as well as recommendations for enhancing diet and preventing illness, thereby
supporting sustainable healthcare that encourages prevention. SmartHealthBot provides a rich analytics dashboard that assists
the user in visualizing the trends and interactions of their symptoms, gaining greater insight into themselves.
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