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. 2018 May 9;2018:1391265. doi: 10.1155/2018/1391265

Table 4.

Results of testing our SVM model with different partitions of a protein sequence on three datasets.

Our dataset
F3 Sn (%) Sp (%) Acc (%) PPV (%) NPV (%) MCC AUC
5 partitions 88.24 97.34 92.79 97.07 89.22 0.859 0.963
7 partitions 88.24 97.96 93.10 97.74 89.29 0.866 0.965
9 partitions 89.19 96.08 92.63 95.79 89.88 0.855 0.962

DeNovo dataset
F3 Sn (%) Sp (%) Acc (%) PPV (%) NPV (%) MCC AUC
5 partitions 86.35 86.59 86.47 86.56 86.39 0.729 0.926
7 partitions 83.60 81.18 82.41 82.30 82.54 0.648 0.907
9 partitions 84.27 79.53 81.95 81.17 82.84 0.639 0.902

Barman dataset
F3 Sn (%) Sp (%) Acc (%) PPV (%) NPV (%) MCC AUC
5 partitions 73.72 83.48 78.60 81.69 76.06 0.575 0.847
7 partitions 78.55 78.55 78.55 78.55 78.55 0.571 0.858
9 partitions 78.16 79.81 78.99 79.47 78.52 0.580 0.860

Average of the above three results
F3 Sn (%) Sp (%) Acc (%) PPV (%) NPV (%) MCC AUC
5 partitions 82.77 89.14 85.95 88.44 83.89 0.721 0.912
7 partitions 83.46 85.90 84.69 86.20 83.46 0.695 0.910
9 partitions 83.87 85.14 84.52 85.48 83.75 0.691 0.908

All the results were obtained by commonly using SAR for features F1 and F2.