A Study of Population Physical Health Rating Model and Its Correlation Based on Multilevel Constructs
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Multilevel evaluation modeling, MRMR feature selection, population health, chronic diseases.Abstract
This paper conducts a detailed study on the correlation between residents' dietary and living habits and common chronic diseases. Firstly, the paper constructs and analyzes a multilevel evaluation model for the data in the annex; secondly, it uses the MRMR feature selection model to explore the relationship between age, gender and other factors and residents' living habits and dietary habits; and lastly, it puts forward a series of recommendations for the residents' physical health.
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