Impact Factor (2025): 6.9
DOI Prefix: 10.47001/IRJIET
Hair
diseases are common health problems that affect the hair and scalp. These range
from benign disorders such as dandruff to more serious ones such as Alopecia
Areata, which causes hair loss. Because of these things, people are afraid to
even face society. Hair illnesses are a significant public health problem, and
early detection can help avoid hair loss and other consequences. Also, there are
different doctors for these hair diseases and each doctor does not know about
every disease. Therefore, patients do not have proper understanding about which
doctor they should meet for this disease. Therefore, this is also a big problem
that patients face. This study will help to identify coverage conditions, early
diagnosis, guide the patient on healthy practices and even the treatment
needed. Also symptoms of the patient, it is possible to predict which disease
the patient is suffering from. Also this study helps to who are the right
doctors for those hair diseases, where are those doctors located. Machine
learning, Image processing, Internet of things and Natural language processing
have been used for this. Here the disease can be identified by image processing
and its accuracy is 98.52%. Convolution neural network, transfer learning is
used for this. Also, deep learning model and Pytorch framework have been used
to suggest the treatment required for the disease. Accuracy will be displayed
on the notebook file. Also, deep learning model and Lang chain OpenAI, py pdf
are used to predict the disease from the symptoms. Its accuracy is 95.52%.
Also, EasyOCR, Lang chain has been used to analyze the disease by the patient's
prescription and send necessary reminders. Lang chain is a generative
algorithm. The proposed system seeks to provide a comprehensive solution for
the categorization, diagnosis, and treatment of hair illnesses through the use
of Internet of Things-enabled wearable sensors, machine learning algorithms,
and natural language processing techniques.
Country : Sri Lanka
IRJIET, Volume 7, Issue 10, October 2023 pp. 393-399