Healthcare based financial decision making system using artificial intelligence
Keywords:
artificial intelligence, healthcare, neural network, LSTM approach, decision systemAbstract
Artificial Intelligence is providing immense areas to work with and areas like Deep Learning and Machine Learning is taking over many research areas nowadays. The analysis and prediction of time series with machine and deep learning techniques are providing very promising results in the field of healthcare. The future values can be predicted with the help of time series. Therefore, the prediction of time series in healthcare based financial management provides organization with the useful information that supports in decision making. In this paper, the time series prediction on healthcare financial data is done by implementing Long Short Term Memory approach of Neural Networks for prediction of output for the time series data to predict business capabilities. Temporal characteristics of healthcare financial data are analyzed for time series forecasting. From the results, it is evident that this model is highly feasible to analyze the data with high precision and accuracy.
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