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Table 1.

Resampling methods.

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Fig 1.

Visual representation of SMOTE.

xi: Randomly selected minority class sample; xzi: Instance close to xi; xnew: New artificial example generated by interpolation between two instances.

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Fig 2.

Illustration of TL.

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Fig 3.

Backbone model under low complexity (c = 1).

MIN: Minority class; MAJ: Majority class.

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Fig 4.

Backbone model under medium complexity (c = 2).

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Fig 5.

Backbone model under extreme complexity (c =2, but classes are spaced apart).

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Table 2.

Simulation settings.

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Fig 6.

Differences between ROC and PR curves.

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Fig 7.

Differences in AUPRC ranks under low complexity.

The star markers at the top of bars indicate significant performance gains.

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Fig 8.

Differences in AUPRC ranks under medium complexity.

The star markers at the top of bars indicate significant performance gains.

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Fig 9.

Difference in AUPRC ranks under extreme complexity.

The star markers at the top of bars indicate significant performance gains.

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Table 3.

Summary of complexity measures.

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Fig 10.

Mean differences in AUPRC values using F3.

The more complex the dataset, the darker the color of the bar.

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Fig 11.

Mean differences in AUPRC values using N2.

The more complex the dataset, the darker the color of the bar.

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Fig 12.

Mean differences in AUPRC values using C2.

The more complex the dataset, the darker the color of the bar.

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Fig 13.

Complex and noncomplex areas in real datasets.

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Table 4.

Top 10 combinations for complex and noncomplex datasets obtained using F3.

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Table 5.

Top 10 combinations for complex and noncomplex datasets obtained using N2.

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