A
system for real-time prediction of
heart disease and to support clinical decisions; the
system includes: a
patient data acquisition module configured to receive multimodal inputs, including physiological signals selected from electrocardiographic waveforms,
blood pressure readings,
heart rate readings, and
oxygen saturation readings, as well as demographic and lifestyle information, including age, gender,
cholesterol levels, smoking habits, and family
medical history; a preprocessing engine configured to perform
data cleansing, imputation of missing values, categorical coding, and feature scaling, so that the input data is normalized and converted into a format suitable for
machine learning; a
processing core comprising a multi-core CPU / GPU
system-on-
chip operationally coupled with a secure storage unit, wherein the
processing core is configured to execute a variety of pre-trained
machine learning models, including Naive Bayes,
Random Forest,
Logistic Regression and
Decision Tree classifiers; a model evaluation unit configured to calculate validation
metrics such as precision, recall, F1
score and
area under the curve for each of the models and dynamically select the model with optimal performance to generate real-time predictions for the risk of
heart disease; a display interface configured to present predictive results in the form of
risk probability values, confidence indices, and actionable recommendations that are mapped to
clinical treatment guidelines; and a
communication interface configured to transmit emergency alerts based on high-risk predictions to remote caregivers, hospitals, and
emergency response systems via
wireless communication protocols such as WLAN,
Bluetooth, and 4G / 5G cellular connections.