TABLE 2.
Accuracy | Specificity | Sensitivity | Classifiers, n | |
---|---|---|---|---|
Smoking (CS vs. NS/LTQ) | 74 (62,85) | 77 (62,92) | 70 (51,88) | 35 |
Smoking (CS vs. FS) | 62 (48,75) | 60 (42,78) | 64 (44,84) | 85 |
Smoking (FS vs. NS/LTQ) | 45 (30,60) | 45 (23,67) | 45 (25,66) | 81 |
Smoking (CS vs. NS/LTQ) within Adenocarcinoma | 78 (64,91) | 74 (68,100) | 71 (49,92) | 123 |
Smoking (CS vs. NS/LTQ) within Squamous | 41 (18,65) | 64 (35,92) | 0 (0,0) | 8 |
Adenocarcinoma vs. Squamous | 83 (70,97) | 82 (59,100) | 84 (68,100) | 63 |
Normal vs. Adenocarcinoma | 75 (63,87) | 89 (68,100) | 72 (59,85) | 81 |
Normal vs. Squamous | 78 (65,91) | 100 (100,100) | 72 (56,87) | 28 |
Definition of abbreviations: CS = current-smokers; FS = former-smokers; LTQ = long-time quitters; NS = never-smokers.
Values are presented as percent (95% confidence interval).