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Fig 1.

The flow chart of patient enrollment.

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Table 1.

Clinical-radiological characteristics of patients in cohorts.

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Table 2.

Univariable and multivariate logistic regression analysis for the association between clinical-radiological characteristics and IASLC grade.

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Table 3.

Performance of all prediction models.

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Fig 2.

Performance of the five developed models.

a Training cohort, b validation cohort, and c independent test cohort.

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Fig 3.

Tumor subregion segmentation was performed using a two-stage approach.

(a) patient-level supervoxel generation using simple linear iterative clustering, followed by (b) cohort-level phenotypic clustering with a Gaussian mixture model. The optimal number of clusters (k = 3) was determined using the elbow method based on the rate of change in the sum of squared errors. The cohort-level clustering results are visualized in (c). Color coding: red indicates Subregion 1, green represents Subregion 2, and blue corresponds to Subregion 3.

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Table 4.

Comparison of performance among models.

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Fig 4.

Comparison of tumor subregion proportions between high-grade and low-grade invasive pulmonary adenocarcinoma patients.

Patient A (high-grade group): Subregion 1: 73.74%, Subregion 2: 0%, Subregion 3: 26.26% (a). Patient B (low-grade group): Subregion 1: 16.16%, Subregion 2: 6.06%, Subregion 3: 77.78% (b).

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Fig 5.

a-c and d-f depicts the calibration curve and decision curve analysis of the models in the training cohort, validation cohort, and independent test cohort, respectively.

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In the feature importance plot (a), the Y-axis shows features ranked by mean |SHAP| value (overall impact on prediction), with the most important feature at the top. The X-axis indicates mean |SHAP|; longer bars denote stronger feature influence. In the beeswarm plot (b), the X-axis displays individual SHAP values per sample. Red and blue dots represent high and low feature values, respectively. Force plots start from the base value. Each feature contributes a force proportional to its SHAP value, shown as an arrow: red increases the probability of high-grade prediction, blue decreases it. The sum of all forces yields the final prediction f(x). A 62-year-old female patient with pathology showing 30% micropapillary and complex glandular components (IASLC Grade 3). Model prediction (f(x)=0.980 > 0.525) classified it as high-grade, consistent with the pathological diagnosis (c). An 84-year-old male patient with pathology showing predominantly lepidic growth (IASLC Grade 1). Model prediction (f(x)=0.330 < 0.525) classified it as low-grade, consistent with the pathological diagnosis (d).

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