<p>Metabolites are rank-ordered by their mean decrease accuracy score. A higher mean decrease accuracy value indicates a greater predictive value. The 6 boxed data points represent top performing metabolites summarized in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0115870#pone-0115870-g006" target="_blank">Fig. 6</a>.</p
Smaller MDAs tend to be better discriminatory markers than the higher values.</p
<p>Random forest analysis of the thirty most important metabolites distinguishing patients with seve...
Metabolomic data analysis becomes increasingly challenging when dealing with clinical samples with d...
<p>The importance for each metabolite ratio in classifying samples into ‘good’ or ‘bad’ pre-storage ...
<p>The mean decrease in accuracy from the random forest analysis was used to rank metabolites accord...
<p>Random forest analysis (RFA) was utilized to determine which variables (biochemicals) had the lar...
<p>Selection of metabolites for joint analysis based on their ranking in top 30 metabolites in corre...
BACKGROUND: The application of metabolomics in prospective cohort studies is statistically challengi...
Metabolomics is the science of comprehensive evaluation of changes in the metabolome with a goal to ...
Top 15 metabolites with the highest discriminatory power between both diet groups are listed. Red fi...
<p>A) Class distribution of the different identified metabolites. n = number of metabolites in eac...
<p>Random forest classification presenting the prioritized list of 30 metabolites. Metabolites with ...
Powerful algorithms are required to deal with the dimensionality of metabolomics data. Although many...
<p>β and p values shown are for results for association with 28-day mortality, using logistic regres...
Powerful algorithms are required to deal with the dimensionality of metabolomics data. Although many...
Smaller MDAs tend to be better discriminatory markers than the higher values.</p
<p>Random forest analysis of the thirty most important metabolites distinguishing patients with seve...
Metabolomic data analysis becomes increasingly challenging when dealing with clinical samples with d...
<p>The importance for each metabolite ratio in classifying samples into ‘good’ or ‘bad’ pre-storage ...
<p>The mean decrease in accuracy from the random forest analysis was used to rank metabolites accord...
<p>Random forest analysis (RFA) was utilized to determine which variables (biochemicals) had the lar...
<p>Selection of metabolites for joint analysis based on their ranking in top 30 metabolites in corre...
BACKGROUND: The application of metabolomics in prospective cohort studies is statistically challengi...
Metabolomics is the science of comprehensive evaluation of changes in the metabolome with a goal to ...
Top 15 metabolites with the highest discriminatory power between both diet groups are listed. Red fi...
<p>A) Class distribution of the different identified metabolites. n = number of metabolites in eac...
<p>Random forest classification presenting the prioritized list of 30 metabolites. Metabolites with ...
Powerful algorithms are required to deal with the dimensionality of metabolomics data. Although many...
<p>β and p values shown are for results for association with 28-day mortality, using logistic regres...
Powerful algorithms are required to deal with the dimensionality of metabolomics data. Although many...
Smaller MDAs tend to be better discriminatory markers than the higher values.</p
<p>Random forest analysis of the thirty most important metabolites distinguishing patients with seve...
Metabolomic data analysis becomes increasingly challenging when dealing with clinical samples with d...