Fig. 3: Alluvial plot of the transitions between eating disorders from the DNBC-11 to DNBC-18 follow-up. | npj Mental Health Research

Fig. 3: Alluvial plot of the transitions between eating disorders from the DNBC-11 to DNBC-18 follow-up.

From: “Developing machine learning models of self-reported and register-based data to predict eating disorders in adolescence”

Fig. 3: Alluvial plot of the transitions between eating disorders from the DNBC-11 to DNBC-18 follow-up.

The x-axis displays the two distinct follow-up times (11 years and 18 years). The purple bars represent the proportions of individuals in each category by the DNBC-11 and DNBC-18 follow-up. The width of the flows (orange for disordered eating behaviors, red for subthreshold eating disorder, and blue for diagnosed or threshold eating disorder) connecting the bars illustrates the proportion of individuals transitioning between categories over time, highlighting patterns of persistence and change. Percentages on the y-axis indicate the distribution of individuals across the categories.

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