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Table 6 Performance of the SRS dataset splitting method on 17 models in the testing set

From: Research on imbalance machine learning methods for MR\(T_1\)WI soft tissue sarcoma data

N

FS

ST

CM

AUC ± \({\sigma }\)

Acc(%) ± \({\sigma }\)

Sens(%) ± \({\sigma }\)

Spec(%) ± \({\sigma }\)

G-mean ± \({\sigma }\)

1

RFE

ROSE

ERT

0.9308 ± 0.0445

95.49 ± 0.0245

98.69 ± 0.0139

87.47 ± 0.0915

0.9278 ± 0.0478

2

RFE

SMOTE

ERT

0.9438 ± 0.0382

95.69 ± 0.0203

96.66 ± 0.0229

92.10 ± 0.0713

0.9429 ± 0.0391

3

RFE

STT

ERT

0.9438 ± 0.0382

95.69 ± 0.0203

96.66 ± 0.0229

92.10 ± 0.0713

0.9429 ± 0.0391

4

RFE

ADASYN

ERT

0.9419 ± 0.0430

94.90 ± 0.0280

96.11 ± 0.0200

92.28 ± 0.0821

0.9409 ± 0.0443

5

RFE

ROSE

RF

0.9358 ± 0.0410

94.71 ± 0.0321

96.30 ± 0.0363

90.86 ± 0.0754

0.9345 ± 0.0425

6

RFE

SMOTE

RF

0.9087 ± 0.0547

92.94 ± 0.0211

94.24 ± 0.0326

87.49 ± 0.1104

0.9059 ± 0.0600

7

RFE

STT

RF

0.9197 ± 0.0439

93.14 ± 0.0349

94.31 ± 0.0420

89.63 ± 0.0759

0.9185 ± 0.0447

8

RFE

ADASYN

RF

0.9220 ± 0.0429

92.55 ± 0.0289

92.62 ± 0.0322

91.78 ± 0.0865

0.9208 ± 0.0437

9

RFE

ROSE

BRF

0.9356 ± 0.0396

94.90 ± 0.0295

96.86 ± 0.0324

90.27 ± 0.0749

0.9342 ± 0.0412

10

RFE

SMOTE

BRF

0.9111 ± 0.0562

93.14 ± 0.0212

94.23 ± 0.0229

88.00 ± 0.1095

0.9088 ± 0.0614

11

RFE

STT

BRF

0.9350 ± 0.0284

93.53 ± 0.0186

93.89 ± 0.0315

93.10 ± 0.0695

0.9339 ± 0.0291

12

RFE

ADASYN

BRF

0.9388 ± 0.0404

93.73 ± 0.0304

93.99 ± 0.0346

93.78 ± 0.0791

0.9378 ± 0.0415

13

RFE

ROSE

SVM

0.8191 ± 0.0448

87.84 ± 0.0180

94.53 ± 0.0324

69.29 ± 0.1085

0.8062 ± 0.0559

14

RFE

SMOTE

SVM

0.8276 ± 0.0545

86.08 ± 0.0339

88.94 ± 0.0445

76.59 ± 0.1120

0.8227 ± 0.0586

15

RFE

STT

SVM

0.8276 ± 0.0545

86.08 ± 0.0339

88.94 ± 0.0445

76.59 ± 0.1120

0.8227 ± 0.0586

16

RFE

ADASYN

SVM

0.8699 ± 0.0573

89.22 ± 0.0349

90.99 ± 0.0374

83.00 ± 0.1204

0.8664 ± 0.0604

17

RFE

GDO

SVM

0.8143 ± 0.0598

87.06 ± 0.0230

92.34 ± 0.0373

70.52 ± 0.1395

0.8020 ± 0.0752

  1. Best results are highlighted in bold style
  2. N number; FS feature selection; ST sampling technique; CM classification method; AUC area under the curve; Sens sensitivity; Spec: specificity; ROSE random oversampling examples; SMOTE synthetic minority oversampling technique; STT SMOTETomek; ADASYN adaptive synthetic RFEsampling; RFE recursive feature elimination; ERTextremely randomized trees; RFrandom forest; BRF balanced random forest; SVM support vector machine