Design Information Systems for Malnutrition Analysis Apriori Algorithm
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https://doi.org/10.61306/ijecom.v2i2.45Keywords:
Apriori, Data Mining, MalnutritionAbstract
Malnutrition drives lasting detriments across individual and community wellbeing, requiring data-informed action. Advanced analytics through information systems present pathways for revelatory pattern detection from multidimensional health data. This paper outlines a system design encompassing preprocessing, modeling, analysis and interpretation techniques for mining malnutrition dataset through Apriori algorithm. The core data mining methodology enables extraction of frequencies, associations and prediction rules linking nutritional status parameters and food intake patterns. Custom algorithms filter results to high-confidence associations via statistical measures before expert evaluation. System testing verifies accurate architecture for surfaced dietary risk factors of malnutrition down to village-level. The systemization and computational augmentation of health insight derivation provides a template for needs-based analytics platforms. By targeting analysis to community data, impactful interventions become possible. The potential of customized information systems with data mining at the core is highlighted alongside domain challenges requiring cross-disciplinary impetus. The data-to-decisions system with embedded Apriori pipelines demonstrates applied informatics transforming malnutrition strategy through unveiling actionable patterns within intricacies of public welfare data.
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