Ahmad Zam Zami
STMIK IKMI Cirebon, Cirebon

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Klasifikasi Kondisi Gizi Bayi Bawah Lima Tahun Pada Posyandu Melati Dengan Menggunakan Algoritma Decision Tree Ahmad Zam Zami; Odi Nurdiawan; Gifthera Dwilestari
Jurnal Sistem Komputer dan Informatika (JSON) Vol 3, No 3 (2022): Maret 2022
Publisher : STMIK Budi Darma

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.30865/json.v3i3.3892

Abstract

One of the health problems in Cirebon is about nutritional status. This happens because the increase and decrease in the number of children under five who experience nutritional status problems each year is uncertain. Toddlers are a group of people who are vulnerable to nutrition. The incidence of malnutrition if not addressed will cause a bad impact for toddlers. The impacts include death and chronic infection. Early detection of undernourished children (malnutrition and malnutrition) can be done with an examination of weight for age (W/U) to monitor the child's weight, the parameters used to calculate the nutritional status of toddlers include age, weight and height/length. To classify the nutritional status of children under five, a knowledge or scientific study is needed that can classify data based on the data from measurements and weighing. This study uses 8 criteria, namely Name, Address, Mother's Name, Gender, Age, Weight, Height, Status Classification. The accuracy results obtained are 98.86% with details, namely the Prediction Results of Malnutrition and it turns out that the True Malnutrition is 13 data. Poor Nutrition Prediction Results and turns out to be True Normal by 1 Data. Normal Prediction Results and it turns out to be True Malnutrition is 1 Data. Normal Prediction Results and turns out to be True Normal of 161 data. The results of the classification of infant levels based on age, infants aged 0 months to 10 months had normal nutrition, while infants aged 10 months to 19.5 months were prone to malnutrition for infants, and those aged more than 19.5 months had poor nutrition. normal.