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Table 1.

Correspondence table between the different M. tuberculosis taxonomies.

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Fig 1.

Relative prevalence of main M. tuberculosis complex lineages in the Netherlands (2005–2008).

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Table 2.

Major clusters of the 2004–2008 Netherlands RIVM collection (n≄10).

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Fig 2.

Concordance of existing classifications with the consensus classification proposed in this study.

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Table 3.

Accuracy of different induction algorithms on the training dataset using 10-fold stratified cross-validation.

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Fig 3.

TBminer Lineage Prediction tool: the output file.

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Fig 4.

TBminer Prediction tool performance on Miru-VntrPlus database.

A. Concordance between TBminer Pred2_Miru-Vntr and Miru-VntrPlus assignations. B. Concordance between Pred6 and manual expert assignation accounting for original labels.

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Fig 5.

TBminer Prediction tool performance on a Pakistanis sample.

Consensus Lineage Prediction tool of TBminer was compared to the Expert assignation on an independent dataset from Pakistan.

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Table 4.

Concordance between SNP classification and the newly proposed and automatized consensus tool on a set of isolates with conflicting assignations in existing taxonomies.

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Fig 6.

Approach for consensus building between conflictive taxonomies.

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