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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: IEEE Trans Affect Comput. 2017 Dec 19;11(2):200–213. doi: 10.1109/TAFFC.2017.2784832

TABLE 2.

Prediction performance (Accuracy and AUC) of the STL, MTL-moods, and MTL-user methods. Bolded entries represent significant improvements over the STL model, indicating that multitasking for personalization is by far the most effective approach.

Classifier Mood Stress Health
Baseline Majority class 50.4%, .500 50.7%, .500 54.4%, .500

LSSVM 60.2%, .603 58.1%, .581 62.3%, .614
STL LR 56.9%, .569 59.4%, .594 55.4%, .544
NN 60.5%, .606 60.1%, .600 65.9%, .648
NN (all feats) 65.8%, .658 67.9%, .678 59.0%, .591

MTMKL 59.4%, .594 58.8%, .587 62.0%, .610
MTL - moods HBLR 58.3%, .583 57.8%, .578 55.1%, .551
MTL-NN 60.2%, .602 60.1%, .600 65.3%, .643
MTL-NN (all feats) 67.0%, .670 68.2%, .682 63.0%, .623

MTMKL 78.7%, .787 77.6%, .776 78.7%, .786
MTL - people HBLR 72.0%, .720 73.4%, .734 76.1%, .760
MTL-NN 77.6%, .776 78.6%, .785 79.7%, .792
MTL-NN (all feats) 78.4%, .784 81.5%, .815 82.2%, .818