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Healthcare Data Analytics and Visualization in R 📊💻

This repository provides an in-depth exploration of statistical analysis and predictive modeling in the healthcare domain using R. The project is designed as a menu-driven program that focuses on analyzing and visualizing datasets related to healthcare trends, including COVID-19, cancer, and mental health.

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1. COVID-19 Data Visualization

  • Interactive plots to analyze COVID-19 trends (e.g., cases, recoveries, fatalities).
  • Regional and temporal trend comparisons.
  • Use of R libraries like ggplot2 and plotly for rich visualizations.

2. Regression Techniques on Cancer Data

  • Implementation of multiple regression methods (e.g., linear, polynomial, logistic) for predictive analysis.
  • In-depth exploration of cancer-related datasets for pattern identification.
  • Model evaluation using metrics such as R² and RMSE.

3. Refitting Methods on Mental Health Data

  • Statistical techniques to analyze mental health datasets and trends.
  • Application of refitting methods to improve predictive accuracy.
  • Insights into correlations between mental health conditions and external variables (e.g., social, demographic factors).

4. Health Trend Analysis

  • Comparative analysis of trends across all datasets.
  • Extraction of meaningful insights for public health and policy-making.

Technologies Used

  • R Programming: Core language for analysis and visualization.
  • Dataset Sources: Publicly available datasets on COVID-19, cancer statistics, and mental health.

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The project is implemented as a menu-driven R program that focuses on analyzing and visualizing datasets related to healthcare trends, including COVID-19, cancer, and mental health.

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