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Table 6 Performance of previously published classifiers assessed via repeated leave-one-sample-out cross validation

From: Blood-based identification of non-responders to anti-TNF therapy in rheumatoid arthritis

Classifier

AUROC(95 % CI)

Specificity(95 % CI)

Sensitivity(95 % CI)

Precision(95 % CI)

Likelihood ratio(95 % CI)

Lequerré_20

59 %(48-70 %)

58 %(47-69 %)

50 %(32-68 %)

31 %(19-46 %)

1.2(0.78-1.8)

Lequerré_8

50 %(38-62 %)

61 %(50-71 %)

47 %(29-65 %)

31 %(19-46 %)

1.19(0.76-1.9)

Julia

57 %(48-69 %)

74 %(60-86 %)

40 %(21-61 %)

45 %(24-68 %)

1.57(0.79-3.1)

Stuhlmuller_82

48 %(37-59 %)

40 %(30-52 %)

63 %(44-79 %)

29 %(18-41 %)

1.05(0.76-1.4)

Stuhlmuller_11

40 %(29-52 %)

43 %(32-54 %)

47 %(29-65 %)

24 %(14-36 %)

0.82(0.54-1.2)

Tanino

54 %(43-65 %)

51 %(40-62 %)

50 %(32-68 %)

28 %(17-42 %)

1.02(0.68-1.5)

Sekiguchi

53 %(41-66 %)

24 %(15-34 %)

75 %(57-89 %)

27 %(18-38 %)

0.98(0.78-1.2)

  1. Each classifier was re-trained on the four whole blood data sets (GSE12051, GSE19821, GSE58795, GSE33377infliximab) using the genes and clustering method specified in the original studies. The performance of each classifier was assessed via leave-one-sample-out cross validation across. Julia_8 was originally trained on GSE12051, so GSE12051 was omitted from cross validation for Julia_8 to avoid feature selection bias
  2. CI: confidence interval. No AUROC p-value < 0.05