<![CDATA[Vaccination against diphtheria, pertussis (whooping cough), and tetanus is known as DPT immunization, which protects a person from three serious diseases. This vaccine is given in the form of an injection where there are 5 antigens in one injection of the vaccine. DPT immunization is a complete routine immunization that will be continued in grades 1 to 6 elementary school. DPT immunization is feared by mothers because of the side effects that occur in babies after the vaccine injection, namely that the baby will have a fever and be fussy. This has resulted in delays in collecting data on babies who have received this immunization, which has an impact on estimates of babies who will receive DPT immunization in the following month. Of course, this will disrupt the stock of vaccines provided, causing the potential for them to be out of stock. To overcome this problem, it is necessary to collect data on babies who have received DPT in the previous month. This data will be used to predict babies who will receive DPT immunization in the following month using the Support Vector Regression (SVR) method. So that the community health center can provide information regarding the prediction of the number of babies who will receive DPT immunization. This method uses three kernels and a Sliding Window to divide the data into smaller segments, moving alternately across the time series data, making it suitable for predicting babies who will receive DPT immunization in the next time interval. From the three kernels used on the two data that have been separated into DPT 1 and DPT 2, windowing size 3 linear kernels were obtained which were selected as an accurate evaluation of model work on DPT 1 with MAPE values of 3.35, RMSE 0.193, and R2 0.1. And windowing size 3 RBF kernels are more optimal in DPT 2 with MAPE values of 7.86, RMSE 0.163, and R2 0.288.]]>
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