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. 2014 Oct 20;9(10):e108679. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0108679

Table 2. Model fitting summary.

Model Goodness of fit Deviance Transfer to KSS
No Description log L ε η vs chi2 a b
Models with observed sleeps in the home base time zone (n = 5744)
1a Null model −11798.9 1.887 4.58
1b Random intercept −11174.1 1.656 0.809 1a 1250 4.62
2a C −11125.7 1.642 0.813 1b 97 4.67 −0.14
2b S −10559.8 1.485 0.808 1b 1229 9.82 −0.45
2c SB −10520.5 1.474 0.828 2b 79 9.70 −0.46
3a SC −10315.0 1.422 0.819 1b 1718 10.19 −0.47
3b SCW −10629.3 1.504 0.815 3a −629 8.51 −0.35
3c SCU −10298.2 1.418 0.818 3a 34 10.03 −0.48
3d SCUW −10590.4 1.493 0.814 3c −584 8.57 −0.36
4a SCp15h −10151.9 1.382 0.810 9.46 −0.40
4b SCp15U −10163.8 1.385 0.809 9.13 −0.39
4c SCTU −10114.0 1.372 0.811 9.41 −0.42
4d SCT −10102.6 1.370 0.811 4c 23 9.75 −0.43
5a SBC −10313.8 1.421 0.838 3a 2 9.83 −0.46
5b SBCW −10629.5 1.503 0.823 5a −631 8.24 −0.33
5c SBCU −10297.7 1.417 0.839 5a 32 9.68 −0.46
5d SBCUW −10593.0 1.494 0.823 5c −591 8.28 −0.35
6a SBCp15h −10118.6 1.373 0.827 5c 358 9.30 −0.41
6b SBCp15hU −10128.0 1.375 0.826 5c 339 8.99 −0.40
6c SBCTU −10083.5 1.364 0.829 5c 428 9.24 −0.42
6d SBCT −10074.5 1.362 0.829 5c 446 9.56 −0.43
Models with generated sleeps in the home base time zone (n = 5744)
7a SBCU −10464.8 1.460 0.826 5c −334 9.68 −0.47
7b SBCp15hU −10468.2 1.461 0.812 7a −7 9.03 −0.42
7c SBCp15hU (new thresholds) −10279.4 1.413 0.809 7a 371 8.71 −0.37
7d SBCTU (new thresholds) −10245.1 1.405 0.812 7a 439 9.04 −0.40
8a SBC −10488.8 1.466 0.822 7a −48 9.77 −0.46
8b SBCp15h −10477.6 1.464 0.811 7a −26 9.30 −0.42
8c SBCp15h (new thresholds) −10273.7 1.412 0.808 7a 382 8.99 −0.38
8d SBCT (new thresholds) −10241.6 1.404 0.811 7a 446 9.33 −0.40
Models on data in all time zones (n = 8040)
10a SBC −15344.6 1.449 0.816 9.74 −0.45
10b SBCp15h −15081.1 1.404 0.807 10a 527 9.30 −0.41
10c SBCT −15027.5 1.395 0.807 10a 634 9.52 −0.42
11a SBCTA100% −15086.0 1.405 0.806 10c −117 9.49 −0.42
11b SBCTA50% −15003.8 1.391 0.806 10c 47 9.54 −0.43
11c SBCTA30% −14999.1 1.391 0.806 10c 57 9.55 −0.43

Note. Description lists model components (SCUWA) used to calculate the alertness score. Subscripts indicate the presence of the “brake function” described in equation 2–3 for process S (B), if the phase of C was different from the default p = 16.8 h based on circadian type (T) or set at 15 h (p15h) for all subjects, and the daily acclimatization rate for process A (%). log L = log likelihood. ε = residual standard deviation. η = subject level random effect standard deviation. All models (except 1a & 1b) are based on equation 11 and differ only in how the alertness score was calculated. Deviance indicate 2*- log likelihood difference (chi2) compared to selected models (vs). Transfer to KSS describes the best fitting constant (a) and coefficient (b) to transfer the alertness score to KSS (equation 9).