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Fig 1.

The data treatment and study design. a. clinical raw data treatment protocol; b. the design of prediction model development.

CHD: coronary heart disease; RF: random forest model; GBDT: gradient boosting decision tree; cat: model trained with all-categorical data; mix = model trained with mixture of numerical and categorical data; AUROC: area under receiver operating characteristic curve; PPV: positive predictive value; NPV: negative predictive value.

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Table 1.

Typical baseline characteristics of patients with CHD and controls by mean value and standard deviation or percentage (in bracket). CHD: coronary heart disease.

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Table 2.

The prediction performance from different models.

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Fig 2.

The receiver-operating characteristics curves for CHD prediction models.

TLML: two-layer machine learning model; cat: model trained with all-categorical data; mix: model trained with mixture of numerical and categorical data.

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Fig 3.

The Brier scores of the prediction from PCEs and TLML with different thresholds.

TLML: two-layer machine learning model, PCEs: pooled cohort equations.

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Fig 4.

The receiver-operating characteristics curves for PCEs and RCM.

TLML: two-layer machine learning model; RCM: reduced complexity model.

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