Table 4. Accuracy of main prediction methods in analyses of type 2 diabetes in a South Asian cohort.
Model | Weights associated to each predictor | Adjusted R2 | P-value for improvement over simpler model | |
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European PRS | Latino PRS | |||
EUR | 0.09001 | 0.01767 | <10-3 | |
SAS | 0.08488 | 0.01556 | <10-3 | |
SAS+ANC | 0.08821 | 0.01572 | 0.28 | |
EUR+SAS | 0.08309 | 0.07746 | 0.03031 | <10-2 |
EUR+SAS+ANC | 0.08138 | 0.07989 | 0.02968 | 0.46 |
EUR-SAS-meta | 0.08695 | 0.00497 | 0.02098 | NA |
We report adjusted R2 on the liability scale for each of the 5 main prediction methods, as well as EUR-SAS-meta. We obtained similar relative results using NagelkerkeR2, R2 on the observed scale and AUC (S14 Table). P-values are from likelihood ratio tests comparing models EUR and SAS to the null model, model SAS+ANC to SAS, model EUR+SAS to EUR, and EUR+LAT+ANC to EUR+SAS. For the EUR model we used RLD2=0.8 and PT=10-3, for SAS we used RLD2=0.8 and PT=0.8, and for EUR-SAS-metawe used RLD2=0.8 and PT=10-3. We also report normalized weights, defined as the mixing weight (see Methods) multiplied by the standard deviation of the PRS.