This invention relates to the field of medical
artificial intelligence technology, and discloses a method,
system, device, storage medium, and product for predicting the risk of nocturnal hypertension. It employs single-
factor analysis combined with clinical relevance to screen several significant research factors. These significant research factors are then input into a nocturnal
hypertension risk prediction model for prediction, which reduces fitting risk and
noise, improves prediction accuracy, and achieves an optimal balance between predictive performance and clinical
operability, facilitating rapid application in busy clinical environments. The nocturnal
hypertension risk prediction model of this invention uses a table
diffusion model, which can effectively capture the nonlinear relationships between
clinical variables, and its predictive performance is significantly better than that of traditional
logistic regression models. This invention also uses
survival analysis for validation, which not only examines the model's generalization ability and
shelf life over time but also effectively corrects for survivor bias caused by time
camouflage.