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Table 1.

Relevant studies involving ML methods for NEC diagnosis and prognosis.

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Fig 1.

The flowchart of the proposed method.

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Fig 2.

The structure of the used RQBSO algorithm.

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Fig 3.

The pseudocode of the used RQBSO algorithm.

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(a) solutions generated by the first strategy, (b) solutions generated by the second strategy.

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Table 2.

Main perinatal and clinical characteristics of two datasets.

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Table 3.

Hyper-parameters used by RQBSO algorithm.

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Fig 5.

Comparison of ROC and PRC curve of RQBSO and other algorithms.

(a, b) correspond to the ROC curve of dataset 1 and dataset 2. The numbers in parentheses indicate the AUROC value. The x-axis represents sensitivity, or true positive rate (TPR). The y-axis is 1-Specificity, or false positive rate (FPR). (c, d) represents the PRC curve of dataset 1 and dataset 2. The numbers in parentheses indicate the AUPRC value. The x-axis represents recall. The y-axis is precision.

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Table 4.

The performance comparison of different feature selection models.

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Table 5.

Feature importance ranking of dataset 1.

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Table 6.

Feature importance ranking of dataset 2.

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Fig 6.

Comparison of ROC and PRC curve of different classifiers.

(a, b) correspond to the ROC curve of dataset 1 and dataset 2. The numbers in parentheses indicate the AUROC value. The x-axis represents sensitivity, or true positive rate (TPR). The y-axis is 1-Specificity, or false positive rate (FPR). (c, d) represents the PRC curve of dataset 1 and dataset 2. The numbers in parentheses indicate the AUPRC value. The x-axis represents recall. The y-axis is precision.

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