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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Comput Biol Med. 2023 Oct 24;167:107628. doi: 10.1016/j.compbiomed.2023.107628

Table 1:

Clinical and demographic features of the pediatric study subjects extracted from the CHAT dataset.

Features Training subset Validation subset Test subset
Baseline subjects (n) 278 (61.64%) 88 (19,51%) 85 (18.85%)
Non-randomized subjects (n) 461 (61.06%) 157 (20.79%) 137 (18.15%)
Follow-up subjects (n) 249 (61.63%) 78 (19.31%) 77 (19.06%)
Total subjects (n) 988 (61.37%) 323 (20.06%) 299 (18.57%)
Age (years) 7.00 [2.00] 7.00 [2.00] 6.90 [2.00]
Females (n) 477 (48.28%) 164 (50.77%) 161 (53.85%)
BMI (kg/m2) 17.31 [5.92] 17.12 [6.25] 17.43 [6.04]
AHI (e/h) 2.64 [4.77] 2.45 [4.77] 2.32 [5.11]
AHI < 1 (e/h) * 212 (21.46%) 67 (20.74%) 65 (21.74%)
1≤AHI<5 (e/h) * 488 (49.39%) 167 (51.70%) 144 (48.16%%)
5≥AHI<10 (e/h) * 159(16.09%) 44 (13.62%) 49 (16.39%)
AHI ≥ 10 (e/h) * 129 (13.06%) 45 (13.93%) 41 (13.71%)
Baseline ECG segments (n) 33,402 5,350 5,059
Non-randomized ECG segments (n) 53,137 9,057 7,972
Follow-up ECG segments 29,587 4,519 4,442
Total ECG segments (n) 116,126 18,927 17,473

Data are shown as number (percentage) or median [interquartile range], depending on the feature type. BMI: body mass index; AHI: apnea-hypopnea index; e/h: apneic events per hour.

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AHI<1 (e/h): no OSA; 1≤AHI<5 (e/h): mild OSA; 5≤AHI<10(e/h): moderate OSA; AHI≤10(e/h): severe OSA.