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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Biomed Inform. 2023 Jan 5;139:104269. doi: 10.1016/j.jbi.2022.104269

Table 2.

Distributions of medical events across various demographic groups. The data in this table correspond to MIMIC-III data that are unaltered (i.e. no missingness has been simulated). There are 3950 patients in the training set and 1692 patients in the test set. The mean number of medical events for each patient is 315, with a minimum of 7 and maximum of 3463. Across all patients, there are a total of 994,320 medical concepts. Mean and median number of medical events per patient record are evenly distributed across age groups. There are more older patients than younger patients in the training data. We also see that mean and median number of medical events per patient record are evenly distributed across sex. Proportions of male-to-female patients are relatively even in the training data.

Age Mean Events Median Events Standard Deviation Proportion of Patients
17–54 336 252 310 0.254
55–70+ 315 261 221 0.716
Sex
Male 323 261 236 0.541
Female 317 258 258 0.428
Insurance Type
Government 323 262 251 0.706
Private or Self 313 250 239 0.263
Race
Black 355 280 325 0.119
White 317 259 228 0.722