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# Cardiovascular Heart Disease Prediction Model (Stacking Model)
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`Last Updated: 09th February 2023`
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`Last Updated: 11th February 2023`
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### **THIS RESEARCH IS BEING PUBLISHED**
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### **THIS RESEARCH IS PUBLISHED PLEASE [CLICK HERE](https://ijrpr.com/uploads/V4ISSUE2/IJRPR9920.pdf) FOR READING THE PAPER**
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## Dataset Information
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2. Pandas
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3. Matplotlib
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4. Scikit-Learn
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5. Seaborn
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6. Cufflinks
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## Tools Needed:
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2. Pandas: Used to analyze the data.
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3. OS Module: For working with files/directories.
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4. matplotlib: Used for programmatic plot generation.
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5. Seaborn: Used for statistical graphics.
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6. Warnings: Used to control warnings in Python.
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7. sklearn: These are simple and efficient tools for predictive data analsis.
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5. Warnings: Used to control warnings in Python.
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6. sklearn: These are simple and efficient tools for predictive data analsis.
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### Data Exploration
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1. random: It generates random output.
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## Acknowledgement
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This data was possible because of the work of [Kuzak Dempsy](https://data.world/kudem).
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This dataset was provided by the work of [Kuzak Dempsy](https://data.world/kudem).
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