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Pathways of humanin.

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Pathways of MOTS-c.

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Pathways of p66shc.

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Table 1.

Depression severity level with corresponding PHQ-9 scores

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Correlation matrix of all twelve features.

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Fig 5.

Correlation matrix of features after the dropping HT-MedUse and DM-MedUse.

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Table 2.

Class distribution for 5-class classification.

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Table 3.

Class distribution for 3-class classification.

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Table 4.

Class distribution for binary classes.

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Fig 6.

Flowchart for predicting depression severity.

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Table 5.

ML algorithms used in this study.

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Model 1: All Variables for binary classification.

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Model 1: All Variables for 3-class classification.

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Model 1: All Variables for 5-class classification.

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Model 2: Biomarkers + ACE + Age + Gender.

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Model 3: Biomarkers only.

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Fig 12.

SHAP feature importance for Model 1 (binary classification).

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The SHAP Summary plot of Model 1’s Feature effects.

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Fig 14.

The SHAP Waterfall Plot for Model 1’s Prediction for Instance 6.

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Fig 15.

The LIME explanation for Instance 20.

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Fig 16.

The LIME explanation for Instance 70.

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Table 6.

Comparison of the performance evaluation of Random Forest results for binary classification on both balanced and unbalanced data set.

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Table 7.

Comparison of the performance evaluation of Random Forest results for 3-class classification on both balanced and unbalanced data set.

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Table 8.

Comparison of the performance evaluation of Random Forest results for 5-class classification on both balanced and unbalanced data set.

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