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. 2020 Jul 23;20:100395. doi: 10.1016/j.imu.2020.100395

Table 1.

A summary of categorization of coronavirus clinical-based features to be extracted by the domain-based feature extractor.

Feature category Feature Name Description of feature Feature calibration
Epidemiological Sex Gender of patient Male/Female
Basic Reproduction range: 1.5–3.5
Mortality rate 3%
Incubation time 4.8 ± 2.6 days
Age of the deaths Median age of death was 75 Range: 48 and 89
BMI Body mass index 23.75 (4.54)
Height 167 (11.75)
Weight (kg) 65.92 (18.75)
Age Patient current age 45.11 ± 13.35
Symptom Cough Observed in less than half of the mild cases in the largest included study and in two thirds of cases. Y |N
Fever The most frequent symptom for mild and moderate cases <39.1 °C
Anosmia Stronger predictor of COVID-19 than self-reported fever amongst people in the community Y |N
Pneumonia Found in severe cases Y |N
Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) Found in severe cases. Different forms of ARDS are distinguished based on the degree of hypoxia. When PaO2 is not available, a ratio SpO2/FiO2 ≤ 315 is suggestive of ARDS Y |N
Organ failure Found in severe cases Y |N
Dyspnea Rare Y |N
Nausea and vomiting Rare Y |N
Headache More frequent in severe cases Y |N
Diarrhoea Y |N
Respiratory tract infections Y |N
Shortness of breath Y |N
Snotty Y |N
Rhinorrhea Y |N
Gastrointestinal symptoms Y |N
Muscle pain Y |N
Loss of appetite Y |N
PaO2 kpa, range80–100 Numeric value
SaO Ranges between ≥95% Numeric value
Loss of smell Strong prediction Y |N
Heart rate Beats per minute Around 88.63
Systolic pressure Measured in mmgH Around 129.98
Diastolic pressure Measured in mmgH Around 81.69
Fatigue Y |N
Expectoration Most common Y |N
Septic Shock Deemed the most critical of them all Y |N
Septic Shock Deemed the most critical of them all Y |N
Sore throat Pain in any pair of breast Y |N
pH Hydrogen ion concentration Around 7.11
Temperature (°C) ≥ 37.86
Pharyngeal pain Y |N
Chest pain/tightness Not frequent, with less than 5% of mild cases Y |N
Abdominal pain Y |N
Exposure/Travel History (Spatial/Location) Contact with people Y |N
Stay in areas with community spread Y |N
Comorbidity (diseases) Cardio-cerebrovascular Y |N
Digestive system Y |N
Endocrine diseases Y |N
Runny nose Y |N
Malignant tumor Y |N
Neural system Y |N
Respiratory system diseases Y |N
Laboratory Tests neutrophil ( × 10⁹per L) range 1.8–6.3
Leucocyte ( × 10⁹per L) range 3.5–9.5
Lymphocyte ( × 10⁹ per L) range 1.1–3.2
platelet ( × 10⁹ per L) range 125–350
Blood coagulation
Active partial thrombin time range 22–36
Prothrombin time range 10–13.5
D-dimer range <0.55
albumin range 35–57
ALT (IU/L) range 0–64
AST ((IU/L) range 8–40
Total bilirubin (μmol/L) range 4.7–24
Urea nitrogen (mmol/L) range2.6–7.5
Creatinine (μmol/L) range 41–73
CK (mmol/L) range 40–200
LDH (U/L) range12–250
Serum Lactate (mmol/L) range >2
Glucose (mmol/L) range3.9–6.1
Coagulopathy Y |N
C-reactive protein (mg/L) Infection-associated range 0.0–6.0
Procalcitonin Elevation to evidence of COVID-19
Treatment Oxygen therapy Y |N
Antifungal treatment Y |N
Antiviral treatment Y |N
Extracorporeal membrane oxygenator (EMO) Y |N
Glucocorticoids Y |N
Antibiotic treatment Y |N
Intensive care unit (ICU) Y |N
Noninvasive ventilation (NIV) Y |N
Invasive mechanical ventilation (IMV) Y |N
Radiological Pulmonary infiltration Y |N
Air bronchogram Y |N
Centrilobular nodules Y |N
Tree-in-bud Y |N
Reticular pattern Y |N
Subpleural linear opacity Y |N
Bronchial dilatation Y |N
Cystic change Y |N
Lymphadenopathy Y |N
Pleural effusion Y |N