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. 2021 Apr 22;25:100196. doi: 10.1016/j.scog.2021.100196

Table 3.

Performance of ML on ER40 and BLERT datasets compared to performance inferred from t-tests in SCOPE study. (Classification target: SZ vs. HC). For ER401, 120 features (cognition: 40 RT, 40 Corr and meta-cognition: 40 CR) were considered while for BLERT 63 features (cognition: 21 RT, 21 Corr and meta-cognition: 21 CR) were considered as input.

Dataset Features Ranked feature/totalb, c Count of selected negative emotion featuresb Count of (CR) featuresb, c Count of negative CR featuresb Best performing model AUC F1 Equivalent Cohen's d
ER40 GINI filtered
(RT + CR + Accuracy)
25/120 20 12 11 Stacka 0.81 0.78 1.24e
t-Test
Accuracy
0.63! 0.48d
t-Test
Reaction Time
0.59! 0.32d
t-Test
Confidence
0.52! 0.08d
BLERT GINI filtered
(RT + CR + Accuracy)
33/63 26 16 13 Neural Network, ReLu 0.73 0.71 0.87e
t-test
Accuracy
0.66! 0.58d
t-test
Reaction Time
0.54! 0.16d
t-Test
Confidence
0.59! 0.32d
a

Stack method implies stacking of methods (Naïve Bayes, Neural Network (ReLU), Random Forest, Tree).

b

Negative features considered for ER40 are S, A and F while negative features considered for BLERT are S, A, F, D and SU.

c

Positive features considered for ER40 and BLERT are N, H.

d

Table 8 from (Pinkham et al., 2018a).

e

Table 2 from (Salgado, 2018).