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Table 6 Mean scores using WHO categories on the combined MDS and RCT datasets for each of the four classifiers

From: Automatically determining cause of death from verbal autopsy narratives

 

Precision

Sensitivity

F1

PCCC

CSMFA

CCCSMFA

Adult (15–69 years)

Naïve Bayes

.591

.593

.580

.583

.869

.643

Random forest

.644

.647

.634

.638

.905

.742

SVM

.665

.662

.655

.654

.908

.751

Neural network

.630

.654

.620

.646

.840

.567

Child (29 days–14 years)

Naïve Bayes

.493

.402

.427

.379

.768

.369

Random forest

.570

.507

.514

.488

.807

.476

SVM

.567

.530

.528

.512

.796

.446

Neural network

.512

.494

.474

.474

.753

.330

Neonate (<29 days)

Naïve Bayes

.434

.469

.435

.399

.797

.448

Random forest

.424

.455

.426

.384

.798

.450

SVM

.505

.497

.476

.431

.813

.492

Neural network

.328

.361

.306

.278

.634

.007

  1. Adult: 48 categories, child: 39 categories, neonate: 17 categories. Bold indicates the best score in each column for each age group. PCCC: partially chance-corrected concordance, CSMFA: cause-specific mortality fraction (CSMF) accuracy, CCCSMFA: chance-corrected CSMFA