Early Detection of COVID-19 Disease Based on Behavioral Parameters and Symptoms Using Algorithm-C5.0

Joko Riyono; Aina Latifa Riyana Putri; Christina Eni Pujiastuti

doi:10.24014/ijaidm.v6i1.22074

Early Detection of COVID-19 Disease Based on Behavioral Parameters and Symptoms Using Algorithm-C5.0

Joko Riyono, Aina Latifa Riyana Putri, Christina Eni Pujiastuti

Abstract

The spread of COVID-19 disease has continued since it was first discovered at the end of 2019 until now. Transmission of COVID-19 is very fast, including through close contact through droplets and through the air. Therefore, early detection of COVID-19 is very important for patients and also those around them to be able to fight the COVID-19 pandemic because if patients get proper and fast treatment, then other people around them will be protected. In this study, an analysis of the classification of decision making for COVID-19 detection was carried out based on behavioral parameters and symptoms that could trigger exposure to COVID-19 using the C5.0 algorithm, followed by measuring the performance of the model using the Confusion Matrix. The C5.0 algorithm is a decision tree-based data mining method. The results of the C5.0 algorithm use a comparison of training data and test data of 70:30. After going through the Confusion Matrix test, an accuracy value of 98% is obtained which indicates that the resulting classification is very good, so that the resulting model can be used for early detection of COVID-19 patients.

Keywords

Algorithm C5.0 Eearly Detection Classification Confusion Matrix

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