Using Machine Learning to Predict Stroke Risk
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Stroke, Patient, Prediction, Model, Regression, Machine Learning, LogisticAbstract
Many things are believed to cause strokes, but the actual factors that can lead to increased risk of having a stroke can be identified using logistic regression and machine learning. Knowing these factors will allow more insight into stroke prevention.
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