Predicting Stroke from Electronic Health Records

04/25/2019
by   Chidozie Shamrock Nwosu, et al.
University College Dublin
ADAPT Centre
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Studies have identified various risk factors associated with the onset of stroke in an individual. Data mining techniques have been used to predict the occurrence of stroke based on these factors by using patients' medical records. However, there has been limited use of electronic health records to study the inter-dependency of different risk factors of stroke. In this paper, we perform an analysis of patients' electronic health records to identify the impact of risk factors on stroke prediction. We also provide benchmark performance of the state-of-art machine learning algorithms for predicting stroke using electronic health records.

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