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. 2024 Oct 2;3(10):e0000364. doi: 10.1371/journal.pdig.0000364

Fig 4. Results from the second set of generalizability analysis, highlighting that retraining can improve performance on a new device previously not present in the “SEED”.

Fig 4

(a) Model level comparison across models representing incremental additions of “EXT” (J8) images at the woman level to the training set of “SEED” images, with the “EXT” images added in (i) a 1n normal (N): 1n indeterminate (I): 1n precancer+ (P) ratio; and (ii) a 2n N: 2n I: 1n P ratio of ground truth classes at the woman level, where n = # of precancer+ women added (y-axes) (b) Plots of area under receiver operating characteristics curve (AUC) vs. # women added to the training set per ground truth class, in the same ratios as in (a). For example, in (ii), the x-axis represents the # precancer+ (P) women added (n) in the ratio 2n N: 2n I: 1n P to the training set. The top row plots the Normal (class 0) vs. Rest AUC, while the bottom row plots the Precancer+ (class 2) vs. rest AUC, respectively, on the y-axis. In panel (a) “normal” = green, “indeterminate” / “gray zone” = gray and “precancer+” = red.