Abstract
This paper presents data collected through a questionnaire for the estimation of body dysmorphic disorder known as vigorexy, weight level and levels of exercise dependence in individuals from Barranquilla, Colombia who attend local gyms, based on their physical activity, food supplements eating habits, psychological pressure, and risk of muscle dysmorphia. The Data contains 8 tributes and 200 records; labelling obesity range according to WHO into normal, overweight or obesity. All data was collected in person and directly from users. This data can be used to generate scientific research and intelligent computational tools to identify the obesity level and muscle dysmorphia risk of an individual and to build recommender systems that monitor health and mental status.
Highlights
Dataset for estimation of muscle Dysmorphia in individuals from ColombiaIsaac Kuzmar a,∗, José Consuegra a, Jezael Jiménez a, Einer López a, José Hernández a, Ana Noreña-Peña b a Simón Bolívar University of Colombia, Cl. 58 #55-132, Barranquilla, Atlántico, Colombia b University of Alicante, s/n, 03690 San Vicente del Raspeig, Alicante, Spain article info
This paper presents data collected through a questionnaire for the estimation of body dysmorphic disorder known as vigorexy, weight level and levels of exercise dependence in individuals from Barranquilla, Colombia who attend local gyms, based on their physical activity, food supplements eating habits, psychological pressure, and risk of muscle dysmorphia
Raw Filtered Data was retrieved from physical in person survey and processed including missing and atypical data deletion, and data normalization Labelling process was performed based on WHO and a binary logistic regression model to predict our outcome (high risk of Muscle Dysmorphia symptoms City/Town/Region: Barranquilla Country: Colombia Latitude and longitude for collected samples/data:] 10°58 6.74 N −74°46 52.75 W Kuzmar, Isaac (2020): Dataset for estimation of muscle dysmorphia in individuals from Colombia. figshare
Summary
Isaac Kuzmar a,∗, José Consuegra a, Jezael Jiménez a, Einer López a, José Hernández a, Ana Noreña-Peña b a Simón Bolívar University of Colombia, Cl. 58 #55-132, Barranquilla, Atlántico, Colombia b University of Alicante, s/n, 03690 San Vicente del Raspeig, Alicante, Spain article info. This paper presents data collected through a questionnaire for the estimation of body dysmorphic disorder known as vigorexy, weight level and levels of exercise dependence in individuals from Barranquilla, Colombia who attend local gyms, based on their physical activity, food supplements eating habits, psychological pressure, and risk of muscle dysmorphia. All data was collected in person and directly from users. This data can be used to generate scientific research and intelligent computational tools to identify the obesity level and muscle dysmorphia risk of an individual and to build recommender systems that monitor health and mental status
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