Research Article
Application of Random Forest Survival Models to Increase Generalizability of Decision Trees: A Case Study in Acute Myocardial Infarction
Table 1
Demographic characteristics of patients.
| Predictor variables | Levels | Number (percent%) |
| Sex | Male/female | 423 (69.7)/184 (30.3) | Hypertension disease | Yes/no | 245 (40.4)/362 (59.6) | Hyperlipidemia | Yes/no | 135 (22.2)/472 (77.8) | History of ischemic heart disease | Yes/no | 184 (30.3)/423 (69.7) | Diabetes | Yes/no | 150 (24.7)/457 (75.3) | Smoking status | Yes/no | 216 (35.6)/391 (64.4) | Family history of AMI disease | Yes/no | 63 (10.4)/544 (89.6) | Q wave status | Yes/no | 159 (26.2)/448 (73.8) | Streptokinase treatment | Yes/no | 278 (45.8)/329 (54.2) | Intervention | Angioplasty | 32 (5.3) | Pacemaker surgery | 36 (5.9) | Bypass surgery | 45 (7.4) | Drug therapy | 494 (81.4) |
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