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. 2023 May 1;15(9):3524–3537. doi: 10.18632/aging.204688

Table 5. Confusion matrix for classification of CAD, the model (single lead) vs. cCTA.

Lead Test data set (n = 1054) No. (%)
True positive False positive True negative False negative Accuracy
I 247 (23.4) 52 (4.9) 385 (36.5) 370 (35.2) 632 (60.0)
II 281 (26.6) 220 (20.9) 412 (39.1) 141 (13.4) 693 (65.7)
V1 157 (14.9) 88 (8.3) 544 (51.6) 265 (25.2) 701 (66.5)
V2 251 (23.8) 191 (18.1) 441 (41.8) 171 (16.3) 692 (65.7)
V3 177 (16.8) 98 (9.3) 534 (50.7) 245 (23.2) 711 (67.5)
V4 178 (16.9) 101 (9.6) 531 (50.4) 244 (23.1) 709 (67.3)
V5 94 (8.9) 55 (5.2) 577 (54.7) 328 (31.2) 671 (63.7)
V6 286 (27.1) 272 (25.8) 360 (34.2) 136 (12.9) 646 (61.3)

The model performance in predicting CAD was assessed in the test group. Abbreviations: CAD: coronary artery disease; cCTA: coronary computed tomography angiography.