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Table 1.

Variables included in models.

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Table 2.

Characteristics of study samples.

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Fig 1.

Test AUC by dataset type by algorithm.

Addition of historical information improves predictive performance significantly compared to using triage information alone. Patient history alone can predict admission to a reasonable degree.

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Table 3.

Summary of statistical measures for each model.

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Fig 2.

Model performance on increasing fractions of the training set.

95% CIs are shown in gray bars. All three algorithms reach maximum performance at 50% of the training set or less. LR reaches maximum performance earlier than XGBoost or DNN.

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Fig 3.

Variables from the full XGBoost model ordered by information gain.

Row names represent the variables in the design matrix post one-hot encoding (see S1 Table for name descriptions). Points represent the mean information gain from a hundred runs of XGBoost. Horizontal lines show bootstrapped 95% confidence intervals.

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