International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET)
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Volume: 11 Issue: 03 | Mar 2024
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MEDBOT Ms. Ankalesha Thakare (Mentor) B.E in IT Computer Engineering Thakur Polytechnic Kandivali, Mumbai, India
Mr. Yash Soni Computer Engineering Thakur Polytechnic Kandivali, Mumbai , India
Mr. Shashank Singh Computer Engineering Thakur Polytechnic Kandivali, Mumbai, India
Mr. Prateek Baranwal Computer Engineering Thakur Polytechnic Kandivali, Mumbai, India
Mr. Shubham Vishwakarma Computer Engineering Thakur Polytechnic Kandivali, Mumbai, India
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Abstract - Automatized MEDBOT are conversationally built with technology in mind with having the potential to reduce efforts to healthcare costs and improve access to medical services and knowledge. We built a diagnosis bot that engages patients in the conversation for their medical query and problems to provides an individualized diagnosis based on their diagnosed manifestation and profile. Our MedBot system is qualified to identify symptoms from user inputs with a standard precision of 65%. Using these extracted diagnosed symptoms correct symptoms were identified with a recall of 65% and a precision of 71%. Finally, the MedBot returned the expected diagnosis for furthermore operations.This determines that a MedBot can provide a somewhat accurate diagnosis to patients with simple symptom analysis and conversational approach, this suggests that an effective spoken language medical bot could be viable. Moreover, the relative effectiveness of this bot indicates that more proceeds automated medical products may flourish to serve a bigger role in healthcare.
because Artificial Intelligence aids the human touch in every conversation, medbot understand the user's query, and trigger an accurate response.Literature Review The advancement of chatbots has been a interesting travel, traversing a few decades and seeing critical headways in innovation, manufactured insights, and characteristic dialect handling. Here's an outline of the key points of reference within the advancement of chatbots: 1. Early Beginnings (1960s-1980s): The most punctual form of chatbots rose within the 1960s with programs like ELIZA, made by Joseph Weizenbaum at MIT. ELIZA recreated a discussion with a psychotherapist by utilizing design matching and basic dialect handling procedures. Within the 1970s and 1980s, chatbots proceeded to advance with programs like Repel, which recreated a individual with jumpy schizophrenia, and Jabberwacky, an early endeavor at making conversational AI.
Keywords – Android application, chatBot Systems, database, android server.
2. Rule-Based Frameworks (1990s-2000s): Amid the 1990s and early 2000s, chatbots essentially depended on rule-based frameworks, where responses were pre-programmed based on watchwords or designs.
Introduction A MedBot is a software application used to conduct an online chat conversation via text or text-to speech, instead of providing direct contact with a live human agent. Designed to convincingly simulate the way a human would behave as a conversational partner. In the proposed system, we presented a MedBot that generates a dynamic response for online client's queries. The Proposed System is based on Artificial Intelligence-powered Chatbot. This proposed chatbot identifies the user context which triggers the intent for a response. Since it is responding dynamic response, the desired answer will be generated for the user. The proposed system used machine learning algorithms to learn the MedBot by experiencing various user's responses and requests. Nowadays MedBot has started to become so robust
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AOL's Moment Flag-bearer introduced "SmarterChild" within the early 2000s, which given computerized reactions to client questions and got to be one of the primary widely-used chatbots. 3. Present day AI and NLP (2010s-present): Stages like Apple's Siri (2011), Google Right hand (2016), and Amazon Alexa (2014) presented chatbots with progressed voice acknowledgment and characteristic dialect understanding capacities, empowering more consistent intuitive.
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