Analysis model of the most important factors in Covid-19 through data mining, descriptive statistics and random forest

Remigio Ismael Hurtado Ortiz, Juan Carlos Barrera Barrera, Katherine Michelle Barrera Barrera
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The Covid19 pandemic has had a great impact worldwide, it has become a major problem due to the demand for care in hospitals and clinics despite the low level of mortality. This is because the disease has spread rapidly as the spread between people is accelerated. So in this document we propose using a classification-oriented machine learning method, we do a classic data science process so that we can perform noise cleaning and data processing to do descriptive statistical analysis in such a way that the most important variables or factors are identified through unsupervised learning. And with this it is appreciated that the most important variables for the risk of infection and mortality that Covid-19 disease can have are diseases that affect the immune system, such as diabetes, heart disease, hypertension and also kidney disease. They can cause serious kidney problems. And the evaluation of our method will be carried out through quality measures. Finally, this work opens the door to other investigations with the aim of conducting centralized investigations on each variable related to Covid-19, in order to find relevant information that can promote an improvement in the current situation.
基于数据挖掘、描述性统计和随机森林的Covid-19最重要因素分析模型
covid - 19大流行在全球范围内产生了巨大影响,尽管死亡率很低,但由于医院和诊所的护理需求,它已成为一个主要问题。这是因为随着人与人之间的传播加速,这种疾病已经迅速传播。所以在本文档中,我们建议使用面向分类的机器学习方法,我们做了一个经典的数据科学过程,这样我们就可以执行噪声清洗和数据处理来进行描述性统计分析,这样就可以通过无监督学习来识别最重要的变量或因素。因此,我们认识到,Covid-19疾病可能导致的感染和死亡风险的最重要变量是影响免疫系统的疾病,如糖尿病、心脏病、高血压和肾病。它们会导致严重的肾脏问题。并通过质量测量对我们的方法进行评价。最后,这项工作为其他调查打开了大门,目的是对与Covid-19相关的每个变量进行集中调查,以找到可以促进改善现状的相关信息。
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