Parkinson’s Disease Detection
Presented by:
Jeevitha S
Keerthana S
Kavinaya R
Akalya K
Content
• Abstract
• Problem Statement
• Objective
• Data Collection and Preparation
• Proposed Solution (Methodology)
• Model Performance Evaluation
• Screenshots / Demonstration (video)
• Future Scope
• Conclusion
Abstract
• Parkinson’s disease is a progressive nervous system disorder that
affects movement.
• Early detection is crucial for effective management.
• This project proposes a machine learning-based approach to detect
Parkinson's Disease using voice measurements.
• The system utilizes classification algorithms to analyze biomedical voice
features for accurate diagnosis.
Problem Statement
• Identifying Parkinson’s disease in early stages remains challenging using
conventional clinical approaches, which are often time-consuming and
expensive.
• Subtle changes in voice parameters are often overlooked by human
observation.
• Hence, there's a need for an intelligent system that can automatically and
reliably detect Parkinson's disease using non-invasive techniques like
voice analysis.
Objective
• Develop a machine learning model that can classify individuals as having
Parkinson’s disease or not, based on voice data.
• Achieve high accuracy using supervised learning algorithms.
• Provide a tool that aids medical professionals in early detection.
Data Collection and Preparation
• Source:
UCI Machine Learning Repository – Parkinson’s dataset.
• Features:
22 voice measurements including fundamental frequency, jitter, shimmer, and
Harmonic-to-Noise Ratio.
• Preparation:
Handling missing values Feature scaling using Standard Scaler
Splitting data into training and testing sets
Proposed Solution (Methodology)
• Model Architecture:
Supervised machine learning using SVM and
Random Forest.
• Key Techniques:
Feature selection using Recursive Feature
Elimination (RFE)Cross-validation for robust
performance Model comparison
Model Performance Evaluation
• Metrics:
Accuracy, Precision, Recall, F1 Score
• Graphs:
Confusion Matrix ROC Curve
Screenshots / Demonstration (video)
Future Scope
• Integration with mobile applications for
remote diagnosis
• Use of deep learning techniques for
improved accuracy
• Expansion to multimodal data (e.g.,
handwriting, gait)
Conclusion
• The proposed system provides a non-invasive, accurate method to detect
Parkinson’s disease.
• By leveraging voice data and machine learning, the system aids in early
diagnosis, thereby improving the patient’s quality of life.
• Further improvements and real-world integration can make it a practical
medical tool.