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Table 1.

Patient characteristics and hospital characteristics (N = 22,926).

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Table 2.

The LR model using selected variables related to in-hospital mortality.

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Figure 1.

Schematic representation of artificial neural network model with 6 input nodes, 3 nodes in a single hidden layer, and a single output node representing in-hospital mortality.

X1, age; X2, gender; X3, Charlson co-morbidity index; X4, hospital volume; X5, surgeon volume; X6, length of stay; IB, input layer bias; HB, hidden layer bias.

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Table 3.

Comparison of 1000 pairs of ANN and LR models for predicting in-hospital mortality.

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Table 4.

Global sensitivity analysis of the ANN model in predicting in-hospital mortality.

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Table 5.

Comparative performance indices of ANN and LR models when using 100 new data sets to predict in-hospital mortality.

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