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. 2020 Nov 2;10:134. doi: 10.1186/s13550-020-00725-y

Table 3.

Discordant cases relative to the reference algorithm (ASP)

Discordant proportion, % (95% CI)
5 mm versus 7 mm 7 mm versus 7 mm 9 mm versus 7 mm 5 mm versus 5 mm 9 mm versus 9 mm
Strictly 19.5%
 TOF4/8 38 (23.5–52.5) 2 (0–6.9) 16 (4.8–27.2) 6 (0–13.6) 2 (0–6.9)
 TOF4/16 44 (29.2–58.8) 14 (3.4–24.6)
 PSF + TOF2/17 12 (2.0–22.0) 4 (0–10.4) 12 (2.0–22.0) 32 (18.1–45.9) 6 (0–13.6)
 Q.Clear 10 (0.7–19.3) 10 (0.7–19.3) 26 (12.8–39.2) 38 (23.5–52.5) 12 (2.0–22.0)
5% tolerance
 TOF4/8 36 (21.7–50.3) 0 (0–1.0) 12 (2.0–22.0) 4 (0–10.4) 0 (0–1.0)
 TOF4/16 36 (21.7–50.3) 10 (0.7–19.3)
 PSF + TOF2/17 10 (0.7–19.3) 0 (0–1.0) 8 (0–16.5) 30 (16.3–43.7) 0 (0–1.0)
 Q.Clear 10 (0.7–19.3) 6 (0–13.6) 22 (9.5–34.5) 36 (21.7–50.3) 10 (0.7–19.3)

Proportions of discordantly classified cases among all 50 patients are given in % (95%-confidence interval; 95% CI) for each algorithm relative to the reference algorithm TOF4/16. Different pairs of reconstructed spatial resolution (FWHM) are compared. Missing values reflect pairs of identical datasets. Proportions are provided either for a strict ASP cutoff (high, > 19.5%; low, ≤ 19.5%) or with 5% tolerance (i.e., ASP was also rated concordant if between 18.53% and 20.48%)