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. 2022 Jun 12;12(6):963. doi: 10.3390/jpm12060963

Table 4.

Potential reasons for incorrect classification of external-test dataset 2 images by the established no-code tool-based deep-learning models.

Unknown (Difficult Cases Even for Endoscopists) Multiple Attention or Partial Attention Even Though the Image Was Appropriate Normal Mucosal Folds or Blood Vessels Recognised as Lesions Inappropriate Images (Only a Part of the Lesion Can Be Observed) Inappropriate Images (Multiple Lesions Were Observed in One Image) Inappropriate Images (Residual Food or a Bubble Was Recognised as a Lesion)
Advanced colorectal cancers
Incorrectly diagnosed as early colorectal cancers/high-grade dysplasias (n = 10) 4 5 1
Incorrectly diagnosed as non-neoplasm (n = 1) 1
Early colorectal cancers/high-grade dysplasias
Incorrectly diagnosed as tubular adenoma (n = 56) 47 9
Incorrectly diagnosed as non-neoplasm (n = 15) 1 14
Incorrectly diagnosed as advanced colorectal cancers (n = 7) 3 4
Tubular adenomas
Incorrectly diagnosed as non-neoplasm (n = 70) 27 35 6 2
Incorrectly diagnosed as early colorectal cancers/high-grade dysplasias (n = 20) 12 5 1 1 1
Non-neoplasms
Incorrectly diagnosed as tubular adenoma (n = 24) 3 20 1
Total 94 (46.3%) 76 (37.4%) 27 (13.3%) 1 (0.5%) 3 (1.5%) 2 (1%)

External-test dataset 2: from Kangdong Sacred Heart Hospital.