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. 2014 May 6;15(Suppl 5):S4. doi: 10.1186/1471-2105-15-S5-S4

Table 2.

Classification rules.

Rule
IDa
Cond 1 Cond 2 Predicted
Outcome
Coveringb
(%)
Errorc
(%)
Fisher
pvalued
1 IF( 217356_s_at ≤ 721 226452_at < 326 )THEN Good 80 3.5 <0.001
2 IF ( 206686_at ≤ 26 226452_at ≤326 )THEN Good 70 14 <0.001
3 IF ( 200738_s_at ≤ 1846 230630_at>23 )THEN Good 62 10 <0.001
4 IF( 209446_s_at ≤ 57 223172_s_at <73 )THEN Good 60 10 <0.001
5 IF( 202022_at > 131 223193_x_at < 324 )THEN Good 60 14 <0.001
6 IF( 224314_s_at ≤ 29 236180_at <13 )THEN Good 48 7.1 <0.001
7 IF( 217356_s_at > 721 )THEN Poor 92 17 <0.001
8 IF( 223172_s_at >73 226452_at> 326 )THEN Poor 60 8.6 <0.001
9 IF( 206686_at > 26 223172_s_at>73 )THEN Poor 57 7.4 <0.001

a Cond 1 and Cond 2 indicate the conditions into the premises of the rules.

b The covering accounts for the fraction of patients that verify the rule and belong to the target outcome.

c The error accounts for the fraction of patients that satisfy the rule and do not belong to the target outcome.

d Fisher p-value quantifies the statistical significance of the rule on the basis of the number of patients correctly and incorrectly classified by a rule and the number of patients of the dataset belonging to each specific outcome.