TABLE 3. Concussion classification success rates of a forward conditional logistic regression model (first column, top left) and a linear regression model (second column, top right).
Forward conditional logistic regression | Linear regression model | ||
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0.5 cutoff, all data | 0.5 cutoff, all data | ||
Sensitivity | 76.0% | Sensitivity | 68.0% |
Specificity | 95.9% | Specificity | 96.5% |
Correctly classified | 91.4% | Correctly classified | 90.0% |
0.28 cutoff, all data | 0.365 cutoff, all data | ||
Sensitivity | 90.0% | Sensitivity | 92.0% |
Specificity | 88.8% | Specificity | 89.4% |
Correctly classified | 89.1% | Correctly classified | 90.0% |
Cross-validation linear models (n = 500) | |||
Sensitivity | 86.8% (15.1%) | ||
Specificity | 89.9% (13.4%) | ||
Correctly classified | 88.3% (9.7%) |
Each model was tested on all data used in the study, and the linear model used only variables isolated by the logistic model process. The combined results of 500 cross-validations are shown (first column, bottom left), where for each run 5 cases were set aside from each of the 2 groups.