What you learn
How to clean the data, engineer features, evaluate by participant grouping, and interpret a baseline with clear limits.
Teaching Case
This is a workflow-learning page for baseline construction, not a page of strong clinical or wearable evidence.
How to clean the data, engineer features, evaluate by participant grouping, and interpret a baseline with clear limits.
AI / DS newcomers, developers building quick prototypes, and medical readers who want to see what a data workflow looks like end to end.
It is not a wearable study, not a clinically anchored label set, and not enough evidence on its own for production product claims.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Raw file | FedCycleData071012 (2).csv |
| Clean modelling table | 1,660 rows × 12 columns |
| Main target | LengthofCycle |
| Evaluation strategy | GroupKFold / participant-level grouping |
| Analysis code | The local notebook is not bundled with the current website repo |
Variable filtering, missing-data decisions, and feature definitions shape the result before architecture does.
If the same participant leaks across train and test, the result will be systematically inflated.
This is a useful sandbox for experiment design, but it is not a replacement for stronger labels or multimodal physiology.
This repo currently keeps the teaching page only. The original notebook, raw CSV, cleaned CSV, and supporting documentation are not bundled in this website snapshot.
Not bundled in the current website repo.
Not bundled in the current website repo.
Not bundled in the current website repo.
Not bundled in the current website repo.