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. 2019 Aug 16;7:44. doi: 10.1186/s40560-019-0393-1

Table 2.

The performance of the SAPS 3 model and the ANN model for different primary ICU diagnoses based on the test set (n = 36,214)

Number of patients AUC of SAPS 3 AUC of ANN p value
Test set 36,214 0.850 (0.846–0.855) 0.889 (0.885–0.893) <10−15
Cardiac arrest 1,651 0.858 (0.835–0.881) 0.893 (0.875–0.912) <10−7
Septic shock 1,481 0.846 (0.821–0.870) 0.889 (0.869–0.909) <10−8
Respiratory failure 1,467 0.830 (0.804–0.856) 0.878 (0.855–0.900) <10−8
Gastrointestinal haemorrhage 1,324 0.878 (0.858–0.900) 0.910 (0.892–0.927) <10−5
SIRS 1,320 0.836 (0.811–0.862) 0.884 (0.863–0.906) <10−8
Trauma 1,301 0.844 (0.820–0.869) 0.882 (0.860–0.903) <10−5
Bacterial pneumonia 1,173 0.856 (0.830–0.882) 0.895 (0.874–0.916) <10−7
Seizures 797 0.847 (0.814–0.880) 0.892 (0.865–0.918) <10−4
Head injury 760 0.833 (0.796–0.869) 0.888 (0.860–0.916) <10−5

Mean, 95% confidence intervals, and p values were obtained using the method of DeLong [18] SIRS Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome