Heart-Attack-Risk-Rate / GITHUB_SETUP.md
Kasilanka Bhoopesh Siva Srikar
Complete Heart Attack Risk Prediction App - Ready for Deployment
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📤 GitHub Setup Guide for Hugging Face Deployment

Step 1: Initialize Git Repository (if not done)

If you haven't initialized git yet, run:

cd /home/kbs/Documents/heart-attack-risk-ensemble
git init

Step 2: Using GitHub Desktop

Option A: Clone Existing Repository

  1. Open GitHub Desktop
  2. Click "File" → "Clone Repository"
  3. If you already created a repo on GitHub.com:
    • Select "GitHub.com" tab
    • Choose your repository
    • Click "Clone"

Option B: Create New Repository

  1. Open GitHub Desktop
  2. Click "File" → "New Repository"
  3. Fill in:
    • Name: heart-attack-risk-ensemble (or your choice)
    • Description: "Heart Attack Risk Prediction using Ensemble ML Models"
    • Local Path: /home/kbs/Documents/heart-attack-risk-ensemble
    • Initialize with README: ✅ Check this
    • Git Ignore: Python
    • License: MIT (optional)
  4. Click "Create Repository"

Step 3: Add Files to GitHub Desktop

  1. In GitHub Desktop, you'll see all your files listed
  2. Review the changes:
    • Include: All Python files, requirements.txt, configs, documentation
    • Include: Model files (if under 100MB each)
    • ⚠️ Check: Large files (>100MB) - GitHub has limits

Files to Commit:

  • streamlit_app.py
  • requirements.txt
  • Dockerfile
  • render.yaml
  • .streamlit/config.toml
  • TEST_CASES.md
  • DEPLOYMENT_CHECKLIST.md
  • DEPLOYMENT_OPTIONS.md
  • README.md
  • model_assets/ (with optimized models)
  • content/models/ (if needed)
  • .gitignore

Step 4: Commit Changes

  1. In GitHub Desktop, you'll see all changes
  2. Summary: Write a commit message like:
    Initial commit: Heart Attack Risk Prediction App
    - Streamlit app with ensemble models (XGBoost, CatBoost, LightGBM)
    - Optimized models with 80.77% accuracy, 93.27% recall
    - Complete UI with model breakdown
    - Test cases and deployment documentation
    
  3. Description (optional): Add more details
  4. Click "Commit to main" (or your branch name)

Step 5: Publish to GitHub

  1. Click "Publish repository" button (top right)
  2. If creating new repo:
    • Keep code private: Uncheck (make it public for Hugging Face)
    • Add description: "Heart Attack Risk Prediction using Ensemble ML Models"
  3. Click "Publish Repository"

Step 6: Verify on GitHub.com

  1. Go to https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/heart-attack-risk-ensemble
  2. Verify all files are there
  3. Check that model files are uploaded (if they're not too large)

⚠️ Important Notes

File Size Limits:

  • GitHub: 100MB per file (hard limit)
  • GitHub LFS: For files >100MB, use Git LFS
  • Model files: Usually 10-50MB each, should be fine

If Models Are Too Large:

  1. Use Git LFS:
    git lfs install
    git lfs track "*.joblib"
    git add .gitattributes
    
  2. Or exclude from git and upload separately to Hugging Face

Repository Visibility:

  • Public: Required for Hugging Face Spaces (free tier)
  • Private: Requires Hugging Face Pro for private spaces

✅ Next Steps After GitHub Push

Once your code is on GitHub:

  1. Go to https://huggingface.co/spaces
  2. Click "Create new Space"
  3. Select "Streamlit"
  4. Connect your GitHub repository
  5. Deploy!

🐛 Troubleshooting

GitHub Desktop Not Showing Files:

  • Make sure you're in the correct directory
  • Check if .git folder exists
  • Try refreshing GitHub Desktop

Large File Warnings:

  • If models are too large, use Git LFS or exclude them
  • Hugging Face can pull models from other sources if needed

Commit Fails:

  • Check file permissions
  • Make sure you're not committing sensitive files
  • Review .gitignore file