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Predictive Modeling for Cardiovascular Mortality
A comprehensive statistical analysis predicting mortality risk in heart failure patients. This project utilizes logistic regression and other statistical methods to identify key clinical predictors of mortality.
Healthcare AnalyticsLogistic RegressionRJASPSurvival Analysis
Project Overview
Heart failure is a major public health concern with high mortality rates. In this research, I developed a predictive model to estimate mortality risk based on clinical features such as age, ejection fraction, serum creatinine, and other biomarkers.
Using a dataset of heart failure patients, I applied logistic regression to analyze the relationship between these variables and the likelihood of death. My model achieved 85.6% accuracy, demonstrating the potential of machine learning in clinical decision support.
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Key Metrics
- Accuracy
- 85.6%
- AUC Score
- 0.897
- Sample Size
- 299 Patients