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. 2021 Jan 25;10(3):457. doi: 10.3390/jcm10030457

Table 3.

Performances of models using logistic regression, classification and regression tree, conditional inference tree, and random forest.

C-Statistics Kappa Acc and 95% CI Sen Spe PPV NPV
LRM 0.765 (0.728–0.801) 0.350 70.71 (67.08–74.16) 49.60 83.78 65.45 72.86
CART 0.690 (0.652–0.728) 0.375 71.32 (67.70~74.75) 55.16 81.33 64.65 74.55
CARTcat 0.638 (0.603–0.672) 0.298 69.35 (65.67–72.85) 40.08 87.47 66.45 70.22
CIT 0.751 (0.714–0.788) 0.379 71.32 (67.70–74.75) 56.75 80.34 64.13 75.00
CITcat 0.759 (0.722–0.796) 0.334 69.95 (66.29–73.43) 48.81 83.05 64.06 72.38
RF 0.753 (0.715–0.791) 0.355 71.02 (67.39–74.46) 49.21 84.52 66.31 72.88

Note: No information rate (NIR), 61.76. All models showed better accuracies than NIR. Abbreviations: LRM, logistic regression model; CART, classification and regression tree; CARTcat, classification and regression tree using categorically transformed variables; CIT, conditional inference tree; CITcat, conditional inference tree using categorically transformed variables; RF, random forest; Kappa, Cohen’s kappa; Acc, accuracy; CI, confidence intervals; Sen, sensitivity; Spe, specificity; PPV, positive predictive value; NPV, negative predictive value.