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            Table 4. A decision tree with 14 attributes selection
            S. No.                  14 Attributes
            1                       Age
            2                       Sex
            3                       Chest pain type
            4                       Resting blood pressure
            5                       Serum cholesterol
            6                       Fasting blood sugar
            7                       Resting electrocardiographic result
            8                       Maximum heart rate
            9                       Exercise-induced angina
            10                      Oldpeak                    Figure 11. Performance analysis of artificial neural network algorithms
            11                      Slope                      on datasets of different sizes.
            12                      Number of major vessels colored  and 70.10%, respectively, for 2000 CVD datasets. When
            13                      Thal                       the dataset number was reduced to 1500, the accuracy,
            14                      Class                      MSE, sensitivity, specificity, and precision obtained were
                                                               42.00%, 0.5800, 48.20%, 38.30%, and 61.80%, respectively
            Table 5. A decision tree with 10 selected attributes  (Figure  12). For the 1000 CVD datasets, the accuracy,
                                                               MSE, sensitivity, specificity, and precision obtained were
            S. No.                 Ten attributes              58.00%, 0.4200, 62.30%, 48.40%, and 72.90%, respectively.
            1                      Resting blood pressure      The accuracy, MSE, sensitivity, specificity, and precision of
            2                      Serum cholesterol           500 CVD datasets were 54.00%, 0.4600, 55.00%, 50.00%,
            3                      Fasting blood sugar         and 81.50%, respectively. When the CVD dataset was
            4                      Resting electrocardiographic result  reduced from 2000 to 1500, the accuracy and sensitivity
            5                      Maximum heart rate          decreased and increased at 1000 CVD datasets  before
                                                               decreasing when the number of dataset equals to 500. The
            6                      Exercise-induced angina     MSE increased when the dataset was reduced from 2000 to
            7                      Oldpeak                     1500, then decreased at 1000 before increasing when the
            8                      Slope                       dataset was further reduced to 500, whereas the specificity
            9                      Number of major vessels colored  and precision decreased as the dataset was reduced from
            10                     Thal                        2000 to 1500, then increased as the dataset was further
                                                               reduced.

            Table 6. A decision tree with 8 selected attributes  The performance of the ANN-GA was analyzed on
                                                               the selected CVD datasets of 2000, 1500, 1000, and 500
            S. No.                   Eight attributes          (Figure 13). GA was used for the selection of a subset of
            1                        Chest pain type           attributes. The seven best attributes that are more correlated
            2                        Resting blood pressure    are responsible for cardiac disease. After training and testing
            3                        Serum cholesterol         the ANN with the obtained attributes, the performance of
            4                        Fasting blood sugar       2000 CVD datasets in accuracy, MSE, sensitivity, specificity,
            5                        Max. heart rate           and precision were 80.00%, 0.2000, 97.20%, 54.20%,
            6                        Exercise-induced angina   and 76.10%, respectively. For 1500 CVD datasets, the
                                                               accuracy, MSE, sensitivity, specificity, and precision were
            7                        Oldpeak
                                                               77.80%, 0.2220, 95.70%, 59.10%, and 71.00%, respectively.
            8                        Number of major vessels colored  For 1000 CVD datasets, accuracy, MES, sensitivity, and
                                                               precision of 73.30%, 0.2667, 90.00%, 40.00%, and 75.00%
              After classification using the K-means technique,   were obtained respectively, and for 500 CVD datasets, the
            the performance of the selected datasets was evaluated   same set of performance parameters was 73.30%, 0.2667,
            in terms of accuracy, MSE, sensitivity, specificity, and   83.00%, 66.70%, and 62.500%, respectively. The accuracy
            precision, measuring 59.50%, 0.4050, 64.10%, 51.40%,   and sensitivity decreased steadily as the number of datasets


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