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. 2022 Nov 21;109(12):2163–2177. doi: 10.1016/j.ajhg.2022.10.013

Table 2.

Estimated threshold ranges for all tools in this study corresponding to the four pathogenic and four benign intervals

Method Benign (BP4)
Pathogenic (PP3)
Very Strong Strong Moderate Supporting Supporting Moderate Strong Very Strong
BayesDel ≤ −0.36 (−0.36, −0.18] [0.13, 0.27) [0.27, 0.50) ≥0.50
CADD ≤0.15 (0.15, 17.3] (17.3, 22.7] [25.3, 28.1) ≥28.1
EA ≤0.069 (0.069, 0.262] [0.685, 0.821) ≥0.821
FATHMM ≥4.69 [3.32, 4.69) (−5.04, −4.14] ≤ −5.04
GERP++ ≤ −4.54 (−4.54, 2.70]
MPC [1.360, 1.828) ≥1.828
MutPred2 ≤0.010 (0.010, 0.197] (0.197, 0.391] [0.737, 0.829) [0.829, 0.932) ≥0.932
PhyloP ≤0.021 (0.021, 1.879] [7.367, 9.741) ≥9.741
PolyPhen2 ≤0.009 (0.009, 0.113] [0.978, 0.999) ≥0.999
PrimateAI ≤0.362 (0.362, 0.483] [0.790, 0.867) ≥0.867
REVEL ≤0.003 (0.003, 0.016] (0.016, 0.183] (0.183, 0.290] [0.644, 0.773) [0.773, 0.932) ≥0.932
SIFT ≥0.327 [0.080, 0.327) (0, 0.001] 0
VEST4 ≤0.302 (0.302, 0.449] [0.764, 0.861) [0.861, 0.965) ≥0.965

A “–” implies that the given tool did not meet the posterior probability (likelihood ratio) threshold. See Table S1 for comprehensive results that include point estimates and one-sided confidence intervals. Intervals follow standard mathematical notation in which “(” and “)” indicate exclusion of the end value and “[” and “]” indicate inclusion of the end value