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Table 1.

Summary of the clinical data from the epileptic patients and the surgical outcome.

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Table 2.

Set of predictive variables and their associated values. Cardinalities of each value are shown between brackets. Missing values are also indicated.

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Figure 1.

Number of times that features were included in the different intermediate subsets selected by the race search feature selection for over 1,000 dataset resamplings.

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Figure 2.

Estimated classification performance using LOOCV validation.

Only features available before surgery were included in this performance analysis. The x-axis reflects the size of the subset of features retained. A) The upper chart shows the estimated accuracy; whereas, B) the lower chart shows the associated area under the ROC curve. Note that the features for a given point on the x-axis can differ depending on the classifier used (see Table 3 for the respective feature subsets).

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Table 3.

Variables ordered according to their frequency of selection during resampling and variable subset selection (occ: occurrence). Three different rankings are displayed - one for each of the classifiers used during the search.

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Table 4.

Features and associated p-values obtained from a Wilcoxon signed-rank test comparing the values of each feature with the Engel output. in order of increasing p-value.

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Table 5.

Probabilities of belonging to cluster 0 or cluster 1 for each case.

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