Synthetic Asthma Disease Patient Records Dataset
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About
This synthetic Asthma Disease Dataset is designed for educational and research purposes in the fields of data science, healthcare, and public health. The dataset contains key features such as symptoms, severity of asthma, age, and gender, allowing for the study and prediction of asthma-related conditions.
Dataset Features
- tiredness: Whether the individual experiences tiredness.
- dry_cough: Whether the individual experiences dry cough.
- difficulty_in_breathing: Whether the individual experiences difficulty in breathing.
- sore_throat: Whether the individual experiences sore throat.
- none_symptom: Whether the individual has no symptoms.
- pains: Whether the individual experiences body pains.
- nasal_congestion: Whether the individual has nasal congestion.
- runny_nose: Whether the individual experiences a runny nose.
- none_experiencing: Whether the individual is not experiencing any symptoms.
- severity: The severity of asthma symptoms (e.g., "mild", "low", "moderate", "high").
- age: The age of the individual.
- gender: The gender of the individual.
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Usage
This dataset is ideal for various applications in the healthcare domain:
- Asthma Severity Prediction: Build machine learning models to predict the severity of asthma based on the symptoms and demographic factors.
- Symptom Analysis: Analyze the relationship between asthma symptoms (e.g., dry cough, difficulty in breathing) and asthma severity.
- Demographic Impact Study: Investigate how age and gender influence the occurrence and severity of asthma symptoms.
- Personalized Care: Use the dataset to develop models for personalized asthma care plans based on symptom patterns and severity.
- Healthcare Research: Study patterns in asthma symptom occurrence and severity across different age groups and genders.
License
CC0 (Public Domain)
Who Can Use It
- Data Science Practitioners: For practicing data preprocessing, classification, and regression tasks.
- Healthcare Researchers: To explore the relationships between asthma symptoms, severity, and demographic factors.
- Medical Professionals: To better understand asthma patterns and assist in treatment decision-making.
- Public Health Analysts: To analyze asthma prevalence and symptom severity across different populations.
- Policy Makers: To develop better healthcare policies related to asthma management and prevention.