Synthetic Calories Burnt Prediction Dataset
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The Synthetic Calories Burnt Prediction Dataset is a realistic, anonymised synthetic dataset designed for research, machine learning, and educational purposes. It captures physiological and biometric data to support the study and prediction of calorie expenditure based on individual characteristics and activity metrics.
Dataset Features
- User_ID: Unique identifier assigned to each user.
- Gender: Biological sex of the individual (Male/Female/Other).
- Age: Age of the individual (in years).
- Height: Height of the individual (in centimetres).
- Weight: Weight of the individual (in kilograms).
- Duration: Duration of physical activity session (in minutes).
- Heart_Rate: Average heart rate recorded during the session (in beats per minute).
- Body_Temp: Average body temperature during the session (in degrees Celsius).
- Calories: Total number of calories burned during the session.
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Usage
This dataset can be used for:
- Health & Fitness Analytics: Analyse how biometric and exercise data impact calorie burn.
- Predictive Modeling: Build machine learning models to estimate calorie expenditure.
- Physiological Research: Study correlations among age, weight, heart rate, and calorie burn.
- Educational Use: Offer hands-on experience for students learning data analysis, regression models, and health-related machine learning.
Coverage
The data is fully synthetic and anonymized, simulating real-world variability in physical activity and metabolism while protecting privacy. It includes 100,000 unique records to support robust model development and statistical analysis.
License
CC0 (Public Domain)
Who Can Use It
- Health and Fitness Researchers: To explore biometric predictors of calorie burn.
- Data Scientists and ML Engineers: To develop and evaluate predictive health models.
- Educators and Students: For learning and teaching health analytics, feature engineering, and regression analysis.