Figure 7
From: Next generation phenotyping for diagnosis and phenotype–genotype correlations in Kabuki syndrome
Classification using design №2 for two probands of the training set. (A, B, E and F) Frontal and profile views of the two probands. (C and G) UMAP representations of the training data according to the two groups, with positioning of probands 3. (D and H) Histograms of predictions by the model. The phenotype included a reduced height of the midface, a thicker upper lip, and a vertical elongation of the external ear in the KS2 group (E and F). KS, Kabuki Syndrome.
