This project involved researching and utilizing AI models to predict whether an individual is demented or non-demented based on factors like age, gender, dominant hand, brain size, and education.
In this project, I researched and used AI models that predicted if someone is demented or non-demented. The models made its predictions based on several factors such as age, gender, dominant hand, brain size, education, and more.
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