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    A Deep learning model for collective disorder using Visual Geometry Group 16
    (NHCE, 2022) V RAVI RAJ : UJWAL V : SACHETH N K
    In the current scenario, people have become vulnerable to various diseases due to their lifestyle and their environment. Many of the analyses that have already been done looked at specific diseases. A user needs to use one analysis when they want to analyse diabetes, and another analysis when they want to analyse heart disease. This process takes a while. Moreover, if any user having multiple diseases, but the current method can only anticipate one disease, there is a potential that the death rate may rise as a result of the inability to foresee the other diseases. It is feasible to predict multiple diseases simultaneously using a multi disease model. Hence Users do not need to navigate numerous models in order to predict diseases. Time will be cut short, and there is a likelihood that fatality rates will go down because it can predict several diseases at once.

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