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Table 2 For each ADE dataset, the number of features included in the learning process with different sparsity requirements

From: A classification framework for exploiting sparse multi-variate temporal features with application to adverse drug event detection in medical records

 

0.2

0.3

0.5

0.7

0.9

0.95

1.0

D61.1

16

21

23

34

72

90

186

E27.3

11

12

14

19

42

88

137

G62.0

4

11

16

19

40

62

151

I95.2

11

13

14

20

30

56

180

L27.0

4

12

18

25

33

54

162

L27.1

6

11

17

24

35

62

169

M80.4

9

11

14

19

42

62

170

O35.5

1

2

4

15

24

38

73

T78.2

8

9

12

17

29

50

168

T78.3

8

9

12

17

27

43

131

T78.4

8

9

13

17

29

51

194

T80.1

11

13

19

25

33

40

131

T80.8

11

14

19

25

33

43

128

T88.6

11

12

15

21

33

59

202

T88.7

11

12

16

21

33

62

217

  1. In particular, each column corresponds to the maximum percentage of empty time series which is tolerated for a dataset. When Ï„sp=1.0, all the available features are taken into account, regardless of the percentage of empty sequences; the only requirement for a feature to be selected in the latter case is that it contains at least one non-empty sequence