Mujiba Shaima, Norun Nabi, Md Nasir Uddin Rana, Ahmed Ali Linkon, Badruddowza, Md Shohail Uddin Sarker, Nishat Anjum, Hammed Esa
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This study analyzes machine learning algorithms to predict the need for corticosteroid (CS) therapy in COVID-19 patients based on initial assessments. Using data from 1861 COVID-19 patients, parameters like blood tests and pulmonary function tests were examined. Decision Tree and XGBoost emerged as top performers, achieving accuracy rates of 80.68% and 83.44% respectively. Multilayer Perceptron and AdaBoost also showed competitive performance. These findings highlight the potential of AI in guiding CS therapy decisions, with Decision Tree and XGBoost standing out as effective tools for patient identification. This research offers valuable insights for personalized medicine in infectious disease management.