Fig. 3: Summary of random forest classifier (RFC) performance for identifying non-negative matrix factorization (NMF) cluster in ALS patients. | European Journal of Human Genetics

Fig. 3: Summary of random forest classifier (RFC) performance for identifying non-negative matrix factorization (NMF) cluster in ALS patients.

From: Machine learning predicts distinct biotypes of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

Fig. 3

One verse rest (OvR) RFC results from cortex (CTX) and spinal cord (SC) analyses. Confusion matrices, corresponding to predicted NMF cluster (columns) and actual cluster (rows) (A); ROC curves, true vs false positive rates plotted along with the AUC with different style lines for the four NMF classifiers along with a micro-average of the four (dotted blue line) and a dotted black line for chance-based performance (B); selected model performance metrics (C); and a bar plot of the top 10 most important features along with their permutation importance scores (D) for RFC-based models in the CTX (left) and SC (right). Under the NMF ID, the pathophysiological relevance of the cluster is indicated by a R (neuronal regeneration), SD (synaptic dysfunction), D (neuronal degeneration), or C (control).

Back to article page