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. 2019 Nov 30;18:20–26. doi: 10.1016/j.csbj.2019.11.004

Table 2.

Comparing the five-fold cross-validation performance of k-mer and word embedding with and without feature selection on three gold standard datasets.

Datasets feature Acc (%) Sens (%) Spec (%) Pre (%) MCC (%)
RPI369 k-mer 68.71 67.29 70.30 69.88 37.74
embedding without feature selection 71.97 70.27 73.76 73.19 44.24
embedding with feature selection 73.06 75.32 71.14 72.64 46.67
RPI488 k-mer 89.29 83.17 95.17 94.33 79.09
embedding without feature selection 87.64 83.17 91.93 90.82 75.52
embedding with feature selection 89.92 82.75 96.72 96.32 80.59
RPI1807 k-mer 96.88 98.44 94.96 96.04 93.72
embedding without feature selection 96.73 97.90 95.28 96.28 93.37
embedding with feature selection 97.10 97.89 96.14 96.91 94.13

The boldface indicates this measure performance is the best among the compared sequence feature encoding.