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Sentiment Analysis Utilizing Artificial Intelligence For Effective Health Crisis Management In Diabetics In Smart Urban Environments

Abstract

Sentiment analysis utilizing artificial intelligence offers a transformative approach to managing health crises among diabetics in smart urban environments. This research proposes a practical AI-based solution that can be integrated into existing smart urban infrastructure to support real-time health crisis interventions for diabetic patients. Challenges in sentiment analysis for health crisis management in diabetics using AI include the need for high-quality, diverse data to accurately capture sentiment and the potential for privacy issues with sensitive health information in smart urban environments. The objective of this study is to leverage sentiment analysis utilizing artificial intelligence to enhance health crisis management for diabetics within smart urban environments. Adaptive Median Filtering Technique (AMFT) is used in pre-processing to reduce noise in sentiment analysis, as textual data from sources often contains noise such as irrelevant information, spam, and outliers. The combination of AMFT for noise reduction, RNNs for temporal sentiment analysis, and AI-driven optimization introduces a novel, technologically advanced approach to health crisis prediction systems. Recurrent Neural Network (RNN) models are highly effective for sentiment analysis, especially in the health crisis management of diabetics within smart urban environments, due to their ability to process sequential data and capture temporal dependencies. AI-driven optimization (AIDO) can automatically tune hyperparameters of sentiment analysis models in RNNs to improve performance, ensuring the models are both accurate and efficient. The AI-driven sentiment analysis system outperforms traditional monitoring methods, such as rule-based lexicons and keyword frequency-based approaches implemented in Python, achieving an accuracy of 0.92, a precision of 0.90, and a recall of 0.93.The proposed system reflects the focus on applied science and technological innovations by demonstrating a scalable, intelligent health monitoring framework that can be deployed in smart cities and urban health systems. Future advancements in sentiment analysis using artificial intelligence could enhance real-time monitoring and prediction of health crises in diabetics, integrating more diverse data sources and adaptive learning algorithms.

Keywords

Sentiment Analysis, Diabetics, Adaptive Median Filtering, AI-driven optimization, Smart Urban Environments, Crisis Management

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