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. 2020 Oct 29;22(10):e21369. doi: 10.2196/21369

Table 3.

The effects of the removal of each variable from the analysis. “–<Variable>” means that the variable was singularly removed from the list of variables for the corresponding experiment.

Variable Sensitivity Specificity AUROCa Accuracy NPVb F1
All 0.8171 0.8425 0.8931 0.8296 0.8163 0.8300
–Sex 0.8510 0.8028 0.8960 0.8273 0.8387 0.8338
–Weight 0.8171 0.8150 0.8832 0.8161 0.8113 0.8189
–Age 0.8333 0.8346 0.8911 0.8339 0.8333 0.8339
–Fever 0.8083 0.8287 0.8882 0.8183 0.8065 0.8191
–Antipyretics 0.8510 0.8058 0.8744c 0.8288 0.8392 0.8350
–Anti-viral agent 0.8304 0.8211 0.8892 0.8258 0.8236 0.8292
–App-based surveillance 0.8215 0.7905 0.8775 0.8063c 0.8103 0.8120c
–KCDCd surveillance 0.8614 0.7813c 0.8892 0.8221 0.8446 0.8313
–Meteorological 0.7950c 0.8486 0.8900 0.8213 0.7997c 0.8191

aAUROC: area under the receiver operating characteristic.

bNPV: negative predictive value.

cThe highest decrease in the value for the corresponding column.

dKCDC: Korea Center for Disease Control.