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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Dec 28.
Published in final edited form as: Infect Genet Evol. 2014 Mar 22;24:127–139. doi: 10.1016/j.meegid.2014.03.011

Table 2.

Quality assessment of BNHEV3 and BNHEV4. Comparisons between log-likelihood values (within shaded and unshaded row pairs).

HEV-infected
host
Log-likelihood testsa HEV3 log-
likelihood
HEV4 log-
likelihood
Human log(P(D80%|BNHuman) 8.63 28.85
log(P(D20%|BNHuman) 7.07 24.84

log(P(D100%|BNHuman) 8.28 27.67
1og(P(DSwine|BNHuman)b 24.22 141.99

Swine log(P(D80%|BNSwine) 6.16 8.03
log(P(D20%|BNSwine) 7.95 6.76

log(P(D100%|BNSwine) 6.29 13.17
log(P(DHuman|BNSwine)c 22.62 72.38
a

Statistical tests were performed on networks shown in Fig. 6.

b

BN learned using data of HEV variants sampled from humans (BNHuman) were tested on HEV data sampled from swine (DSwine).

c

BN learned from swine data (BNSwine) was tested on HEV data sampled from humans (DHuman).