Table 2.
Actual and Expected Correct Classification Rates for Listeria monocytogenes Strains Based on 19 Loci Typed Using a Hybridization-Based Bead-Array
| Isolate panel | No. strains | Probe accuracy (%)a | % Correctly classified (expected %)b | % Correct with replicates (expected %)c |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LMB-WSU | 55 | 98.6 | 74.5 (75.8) | nd (57.4) |
| WHO | 74 | 97.4 | 60.8 (59.8) | 33.8 (35.8) |
Average proportion of isolates correctly classified based on probe hybridization results when compared to sequence data (Table 1).
Correct classification is the percentage of isolates for which all 19 loci were correctly typed by bead-array. The expected correct classification rate is the product of the proportion of correct classification for each probe multiplied together.
Percentage of isolates correctly classified for replicate experiments. The expected value is the proportion of correct classifications from the previous column raised to the power of two and expressed as a percentage.