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Table 1.

Key characteristics of the development and validation studies.

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Fig 1.

Flow chart for the validation cohorts.

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Table 2.

Characteristics of included patients who were analyzed for model development and external validation.

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Fig 2.

Receiver operator characteristic curves for the external validation of the EPOS model for an ARAT cut-off at 10 points.

Analysis based on the imputed data.

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Table 3.

Discrimination of the EPOS model in the development and validation cohorts for an ARAT cut-off at 10 and 32 points.

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Fig 3.

Calibration plots for the external validation of the EPOS model for an ARAT cut-off at 10 points.

Analysis based on the imputed data. The model on day 5 was not externally validated in Cohort 2. The dotted line indicates perfect calibration, meaning that the predicted probabilities by the EPOS model (x-axis) and the observed probabilities in our sample (y-axis) are similar. ARAT, Action Research Arm Test.

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Fig 4.

Receiver operator characteristic curves for the external validation of the EPOS model for an ARAT cut-off at 32 points.

Analysis based on the imputed data. The model for day 5 was not externally validated in Cohort 2. ARAT, Action Research Arm Test.

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Fig 5.

Calibration plots for the external validation of the EPOS model for an ARAT cut-off at 32 points.

Analysis based on the imputed data. The model for day 5 was not externally validated in Cohort 2. The dotted line indicates perfect calibration, meaning that the predicted probabilities by the EPOS model (x-axis) and the observed probabilities in our sample (y-axis) are similar. ARAT, Action Research Arm Test.

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