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Table 7 Mean scores on the Agincourt dataset

From: Automatically determining cause of death from verbal autopsy narratives

 

Precision

Sensitivity

F 1

PCCC

CSMFA

CCCSMFA

Adult (15–69 years)

Naïve Bayes

.517

.517

.513

.481

.932

.814

Random forest

.511

.517

.496

.480

.844

.577

SVM

.569

.566

.561

.543

.901

.730

Neural network

.575

.578

.570

.547

.918

.777

Child (29 days–14 years)

Naïve Bayes

.488

.440

.435

.395

.761

.351

Random forest

.521

.502

.487

.463

.816

.501

SVM

.535

.518

.512

.479

.872

.653

Neural network

.572

.562

.552

.527

.869

.645

Neonate (<29 days)

Naïve Bayes

.532

.526

.483

.404

.702

.191

Random forest

.409

.496

.427

.366

.710

.213

SVM

.387

.417

.371

.266

.693

.165

Neural network

.356

.412

.354

.259

.636

.012

  1. CCCSMFA was calculated using.632 as the mean of random allocation, as suggested in [12]