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             (combining text and image features via TF-IDF vectorization   F1-score,  as  well  as  confidence  scores  and  comparative
             and  ResNet-18  extraction)  and  the  testing  set  used  to   analyses. Results indicate high prediction accuracy, robust
             evaluate  generalization.  The  model  is  trained  using   confidence levels, and resource-efficient scalability, affirming
             optimization techniques to minimize cross-entropy loss and   the model’s reliability and adaptability.
             evaluated using metrics like accuracy, precision, recall, and


















































                                                    Fig: Model Architecture
             V.     PERFORMACE EVALUATION
             The performance of the proposed hybrid medical prediction model has been rigorously evaluated using a diverse set of metrics
             to ensure its accuracy, reliability, and scalability in real-world medical applications. The following subsections highlight the key
             aspects of the evaluation:
             A.  Overall Accuracy and Reliability
             1.  The model achieved a training accuracy of 100% and a test accuracy of 99.52%, demonstrating its robust learning
                capabilities and excellent generalization performance. These metrics indicate the model's effectiveness in classifying
                diseases accurately across diverse datasets, instilling confidence in its reliability for clinical decision-making.
             B.  Category-Specific Performance
             1.  For each disease category, the model's precision, recall, and F1-score were evaluated to provide a granular understanding
                of its classification capabilities:
             2.  Macro Average Precision: 99.70%
             3.  Macro Average Recall: 99.78%
             4.  Macro Average F1-Score: 99.73% These metrics affirm that the model maintains consistent high performance across all
                disease categories, minimizing the risk of misclassification. For example:
             5.  Diseases like Alzheimer's, Arthritis, and Diabetes achieved perfect precision, recall, and F1-scores of 1.0, reflecting their
                flawless classification.
             6.  Slight variations in metrics, such as for coronary artery disease (F1-score = 94.73%) and Hypertension (F1-score =
                96.30%), highlight areas for potential improvement.

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