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@article{147278, author = {R.Sudha and Dr.K Rajeswari}, title = {DATA CLASSIFICATION TECHNIQUES TO PREDICT THE BACTERIAL INFECTION AGAINST ANTIBIOTICS}, journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology}, year = {}, volume = {5}, number = {6}, pages = {236-239}, issn = {2349-6002}, url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=147278}, abstract = {Even though Antibiotics supports the human life to suppress and to sustain the magnitude level as an ordinary or like nominal. Facing towards the bacteria for the human based on Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) are affected as an wide spread over in the world. Bacterial infection may cause much disease, to sustain the human life as nominal way; antibiotics are used to fight with the molecular cells. Living prototype various from human to human, based on their different patterns like maintain hygiene, responsibility with reasonability, social awareness, knowledge gathering and soon. Data Classification Techniques provides an accurate level of establishment towards the targeted large amount of datasets by minor changes on standards of ethics through the rule predictor to optimize the working principles over the environment. Indications towards the bacterial infection are noted or tested to destroy or to damage the negative cells, by identify the sensitive and resistance 1/0 towards them to prevent from the infections.}, keywords = {ANTIBIOTICS, BACTERIAL INFECTIONS, DATA CLASSIFICATION, RULE PREDICATOR, SENSITIVE AND RESISTANCE 1/0}, month = {}, }
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