Heart Desease Dataset
Identifying patients at high cardiovascular risk
@kaggle.ronanazarias_heart_desease_dataset
Identifying patients at high cardiovascular risk
@kaggle.ronanazarias_heart_desease_dataset
Cardiovascular diseases are the number 1 cause of death worldwide, claiming an estimated 17.9 million lives each year, which represents 31% of all deaths worldwide. Four out of every 5 deaths from cardiovascular disease are due to heart attacks and strokes, and a third of these deaths occur prematurely in people under 70 years of age.
People with cardiovascular disease or at high cardiovascular risk (due to the presence of one or more risk factors such as hypertension, diabetes, hyperlipidemia, or established disease) need early detection and management, where a machine learning model can be of great benefit.
In addition, there is the response variable, which in this case is a binary variable:
CREATE TABLE gender_submission (
"passengerid" BIGINT,
"survived" BIGINT
);
CREATE TABLE heart (
"age" BIGINT,
"sex" VARCHAR,
"chestpaintype" VARCHAR,
"restingbp" BIGINT,
"cholesterol" BIGINT,
"fastingbs" BIGINT,
"restingecg" VARCHAR,
"maxhr" BIGINT,
"exerciseangina" VARCHAR,
"oldpeak" DOUBLE,
"st_slope" VARCHAR,
"heartdisease" BIGINT
);
CREATE TABLE heart_part1 (
"unnamed_0" BIGINT -- Unnamed: 0,
"age" BIGINT,
"sex" VARCHAR,
"chestpaintype" VARCHAR,
"restingbp" BIGINT,
"cholesterol" BIGINT,
"fastingbs" BIGINT,
"restingecg" VARCHAR,
"maxhr" BIGINT,
"exerciseangina" VARCHAR,
"oldpeak" DOUBLE,
"st_slope" VARCHAR,
"heartdisease" BIGINT
);
CREATE TABLE heart_part2 (
"unnamed_0" BIGINT -- Unnamed: 0,
"age" BIGINT,
"sex" VARCHAR,
"chestpaintype" VARCHAR,
"restingbp" BIGINT,
"cholesterol" BIGINT,
"fastingbs" BIGINT,
"restingecg" VARCHAR,
"maxhr" BIGINT,
"exerciseangina" VARCHAR,
"oldpeak" DOUBLE,
"st_slope" VARCHAR,
"heartdisease" BIGINT
);
CREATE TABLE test (
"passengerid" BIGINT,
"pclass" BIGINT,
"name" VARCHAR,
"sex" VARCHAR,
"age" DOUBLE,
"sibsp" BIGINT,
"parch" BIGINT,
"ticket" VARCHAR,
"fare" DOUBLE,
"cabin" VARCHAR,
"embarked" VARCHAR
);
CREATE TABLE train (
"passengerid" BIGINT,
"survived" BIGINT,
"pclass" BIGINT,
"name" VARCHAR,
"sex" VARCHAR,
"age" DOUBLE,
"sibsp" BIGINT,
"parch" BIGINT,
"ticket" VARCHAR,
"fare" DOUBLE,
"cabin" VARCHAR,
"embarked" VARCHAR
);
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