Table 2. Top 20 Most Important Variables Based on Suicide Attempt Model Using 2985 Features Collected from the National Epidemiologic Survey on Alcohol and Related Conditions Wave 1 Responsesa.
Description | Importance scoreb |
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Felt like wanted to die | 100 |
Thought about committing suicide | 48.425 |
Attempted suicide | 21.932 |
During past 4 wk, how often felt downhearted and depressed | 14.033 |
Age | 13.731 |
During past 4 wk, how often did work or other activities less carefully than usual as result of emotional problems | 13.051 |
Experienced major financial crisis, bankruptcy, or been unable to pay bills on time in last 12 mo | 11.478 |
During past 4 wk, how often accomplished less than would like as result of emotional problems | 11.213 |
Grade level during 2000-2001 school year | 10.319 |
Highest grade or year of school completed | 7.938 |
During past 4 wk, how often physical health or emotional problems interfered with social activities | 7.746 |
Blood/natural father ever an alcoholic or problem drinker | 7.377 |
Occupation: current or most recent job | 6.059 |
Current marital status | 4.727 |
Family income in last year | 4.472 |
Age when biological/adoptive parents stopped living together | 4.471 |
Thought a lot about own death | 4.135 |
Present situation includes in school part time | 4.128 |
Personal income in last year | 4.122 |
Parent lived with after biological or adoptive parents stopped living together | 4.037 |
NESARC wave 1 was conducted in 2001 and 2002 and wave 2 in 2004 and 2005.
The importance score was calculated by permuting the labels and estimating the decrease in classification performance.