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. 2021 Feb 5;8(1):e001505. doi: 10.1136/openhrt-2020-001505

Table 4.

Importance of different variables used in random survival forest analysis

Variable Importance Rank
Prior VT/VF 0.3120 1
Syncope or spontaneous VT/VF 0.0289 2
Age 0.0055 3
QTc interval 0.0039 4
QRS axis 0.0030 5
Syncope 0.0024 6
P wave axis 0.0015 7
QT interval 0.0014 8
T wave axis 0.0012 9
QRS interval 0.0008 10
SV1 amplitude 0.0004 11
PR interval 0.0002 12
P wave duration 0.0001 13
Sex 0.0001 14
Positive genetic test 0.0001 15
Fever induced type 1 0.0000 16
Ventricular rate 0.0000 17
Initial type 1 Brugada pattern 0.0000 18
Brugada pattern evolution 0.0000 19
Family history of Brugada syndrome −0.0001 20
Positive electrophysiological study −9.02E-05 21
RV5 amplitude −1.98E-04 22
Family history of sudden cardiac death −2.09E-04 23
Positive Holter findings −2.12E-04 24
Presence of other arrhythmias −2.78E-04 25
Fever −3.18E-04 26

QTc, corrected QT interval; RV5, R-wave amplitude in V5; SV1, S-wave amplitude in lead V1; VF, ventricular fibrillation; VT, ventricular tachycardia.