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Brain Stroke Prediction: A PSO Optimized Stacked Ensemble Machine Learning Approach with SMOTEEN Data Balancing

Achin JainiD, Arun Kumar DubeyiD, Meenakshi Gupta, Sarita YadaviD, Arvind PanwariD, Roger AtangaiD, Bernardo LemosiD, Saurav MallikiD

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Abstract

Prediction of stroke is a critical challenge in healthcare, where early intervention can significantly reduce risks and improve patient outcomes. Traditional methods often struggle with imbalanced datasets and low prediction accuracy. This paper proposes a novel approach to address these issues by combining PSO-optimized Stacked Ensemble ML Classifiers with SMOTEEN data balancing to predict strokes effectively. The technique optimizes 3 Baseline ML Classifiers(RF, SVM, XGB) using Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) and Stacked Ensemble approach is applied that significantly improving prediction performance. The proposed methodology achieved an impressive 95.57% accuracy, outperforming conventional models such as SVM, LR, RF, KNN, XGB. Overall, the PSO-optimized stacked ensemble approach outperforms traditional machine learning techniques in stroke prediction, providing a more accurate and robust model for early detection and intervention.

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