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. 2023 Jun 2;6:104. doi: 10.1038/s41746-023-00838-3

Fig. 7. Feature construction for multi-class classification.

Fig. 7

For every patient, the four binary models produce a feature vector of size 8, corresponding to the predictions of the recordings from the 8 anatomical sites. Those feature vectors are concatenated to form a prediction array of size 4 (classes) × 8 (sites). Then, the following operations are applied to the prediction array: (a) Column normalization of the prediction array (b) Flattening to obtain a feature vector of size 32. The final feature vector is than given as input to the multinomial logistic regression.