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Table 1 The best performing D–M combinations according to all performance measures considered

From: chemmodlab: a cheminformatics modeling laboratory R package for fitting and assessing machine learning models

Descriptor

Model

IE 300

IE 100

Spec

Sens

Error Rate

PPV

F1

AUC

Burd

RF

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SVM

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Phar

RF

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KNN

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SVM

  

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  1. Check indicates the D–M combination was among the best performers according to a performance measure using a significance level of 0.05. Check minus indicates marginal significant difference between the D–M combination and the best performer (significance level between .01 and .05). Performance measures considered were: initial enhancement at 300 tests, initial enhancement at 100 tests, specificity, sensitivity, error rate, positive predictive value, F1 measure, and area under the receiver operating characteristic curve