Multiple Linear Regression Model of Blood Oxygen Saturation
Abstract
We used standardized regression analysis to analyze the influence of age and recent smoking status on blood oxygen saturation. We found that blood oxygen saturation was negatively correlated with age and recent smoking status, but whether smoking had a greater influence on blood oxygen saturation than age. In order to further explore whether age and recent smoking status could jointly affect oxygen saturation of blood, we used k-means clustering algorithm and took age as the control variable to conduct clustering analysis. Is obtained by polynomial fitting, and then the blood oxygen saturation under all ages about age, smoking status of recent expression of partial derivatives of recent smoking status, get the following conclusion: smoking is oxygen desaturation, and compared with the young, the elderly smoking more effect on the blood oxygen saturation degree, are more likely to suffer from cardiovascular disease.
When the regression results were tested for significance, the significance of all variables was investigated, and it was found that only age and current smoking status were significant for oxygen saturation, while BMI and gender showed no difference from zero in T test, indicating that oxygen saturation was not affected by BMI and gender. Then, taking oxygen saturation as the dependent variable and age and current smoking status as independent variables, the spline interpolation method with the best fitting effect was found, and its expression was given in the text.
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