Confusion Matrix for Binary Classification.

<div><p>Non-Suicidal Self-Injury (NSSI) is a prevalent and complex behavior among adolescents, often linked to negative emotions such as loneliness, anxiety, and emptiness. Traditional self-report and experimental methods rely on autobiographical recall and are therefore vulnerable to bi...

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Glavni autor: Chan-Young Ahn (22683343) (author)
Daljnji autori: Jin-Ha Kim (10300456) (author), Sojung Kim (46675) (author), Jae-Won Kim (172504) (author), Jung-Jo Na (22683346) (author), Dong Gi Seo (11119119) (author), Jong-Sun Lee (4252801) (author)
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author Chan-Young Ahn (22683343)
author2 Jin-Ha Kim (10300456)
Sojung Kim (46675)
Jae-Won Kim (172504)
Jung-Jo Na (22683346)
Dong Gi Seo (11119119)
Jong-Sun Lee (4252801)
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Jin-Ha Kim (10300456)
Sojung Kim (46675)
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Dong Gi Seo (11119119)
Jong-Sun Lee (4252801)
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Jin-Ha Kim (10300456)
Sojung Kim (46675)
Jae-Won Kim (172504)
Jung-Jo Na (22683346)
Dong Gi Seo (11119119)
Jong-Sun Lee (4252801)
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Medicine
Sociology
Mental Health
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
xlink "> non
providing practical insights
multilevel logistic regression
low ecological validity
justifying multilevel modeling
experimental methods rely
ecological momentary assessment
address social connections
26 indicated substantial
identify emotional predictors
adolescents &# 8217
repeatedly sample nssi
significant individual differences
combining machine learning
anger towards others
experiencing nssi thoughts
40 ), anxiety
findings highlight loneliness
significant predictors
machine learning
nssi thoughts
individual variance
adolescents engaging
18 ),
therefore vulnerable
study aimed
smartphone application
related feelings
past year
participants reported
often linked
negative emotions
integrated application
influential predictor
icc value
feature importance
developing tailored
daily life
autobiographical recall
15 years
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description <div><p>Non-Suicidal Self-Injury (NSSI) is a prevalent and complex behavior among adolescents, often linked to negative emotions such as loneliness, anxiety, and emptiness. Traditional self-report and experimental methods rely on autobiographical recall and are therefore vulnerable to bias and low ecological validity. Accordingly, approaches that repeatedly sample NSSI-related feelings and contexts in daily life such as Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA) are needed. This study aimed to identify emotional predictors of NSSI thoughts among adolescents using machine learning and multilevel logistic regression. The study included 42 adolescents (aged 12–15 years) who had engaged in NSSI in the past year. Participants reported their mood and NSSI behaviors three times daily over a 14-day EMA period via a smartphone application. Predictor variables included depression, anxiety, loneliness, self-anger, anger towards others, shame, and emptiness. A random forest model identified loneliness (feature importance: 0.40), anxiety (0.18), and emptiness (0.14) as the most significant predictors of NSSI thoughts. Multilevel logistic regression confirmed these findings, showing that each one-unit increase in anxiety, loneliness, and emptiness corresponded to a 24%, 19%, and 24% increase in the odds of experiencing NSSI thoughts, respectively. The ICC value of 0.26 indicated substantial between-individual variance, justifying multilevel modeling. However, random effects analysis revealed no significant individual differences, suggesting uniform effects across participants. These findings highlight loneliness as the most influential predictor, emphasizing the need to address social connections in interventions. Combining machine learning with traditional statistical methods enhanced interpretability, providing practical insights for developing tailored, emotion-focused interventions for adolescents engaging in NSSI.</p></div>
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spelling Confusion Matrix for Binary Classification.Chan-Young Ahn (22683343)Jin-Ha Kim (10300456)Sojung Kim (46675)Jae-Won Kim (172504)Jung-Jo Na (22683346)Dong Gi Seo (11119119)Jong-Sun Lee (4252801)MedicineSociologyMental HealthBiological Sciences not elsewhere classifiedxlink "> nonproviding practical insightsmultilevel logistic regressionlow ecological validityjustifying multilevel modelingexperimental methods relyecological momentary assessmentaddress social connections26 indicated substantialidentify emotional predictorsadolescents &# 8217repeatedly sample nssisignificant individual differencescombining machine learninganger towards othersexperiencing nssi thoughts40 ), anxietyfindings highlight lonelinesssignificant predictorsmachine learningnssi thoughtsindividual varianceadolescents engaging18 ),therefore vulnerablestudy aimedsmartphone applicationrelated feelingspast yearparticipants reportedoften linkednegative emotionsintegrated applicationinfluential predictoricc valuefeature importancedeveloping tailoreddaily lifeautobiographical recall15 years<div><p>Non-Suicidal Self-Injury (NSSI) is a prevalent and complex behavior among adolescents, often linked to negative emotions such as loneliness, anxiety, and emptiness. Traditional self-report and experimental methods rely on autobiographical recall and are therefore vulnerable to bias and low ecological validity. Accordingly, approaches that repeatedly sample NSSI-related feelings and contexts in daily life such as Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA) are needed. This study aimed to identify emotional predictors of NSSI thoughts among adolescents using machine learning and multilevel logistic regression. The study included 42 adolescents (aged 12–15 years) who had engaged in NSSI in the past year. Participants reported their mood and NSSI behaviors three times daily over a 14-day EMA period via a smartphone application. Predictor variables included depression, anxiety, loneliness, self-anger, anger towards others, shame, and emptiness. A random forest model identified loneliness (feature importance: 0.40), anxiety (0.18), and emptiness (0.14) as the most significant predictors of NSSI thoughts. Multilevel logistic regression confirmed these findings, showing that each one-unit increase in anxiety, loneliness, and emptiness corresponded to a 24%, 19%, and 24% increase in the odds of experiencing NSSI thoughts, respectively. The ICC value of 0.26 indicated substantial between-individual variance, justifying multilevel modeling. However, random effects analysis revealed no significant individual differences, suggesting uniform effects across participants. These findings highlight loneliness as the most influential predictor, emphasizing the need to address social connections in interventions. Combining machine learning with traditional statistical methods enhanced interpretability, providing practical insights for developing tailored, emotion-focused interventions for adolescents engaging in NSSI.</p></div>2025-11-25T18:27:17ZDatasetinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersiondataset10.1371/journal.pone.0320104.t003https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/Confusion_Matrix_for_Binary_Classification_/30713650CC BY 4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:figshare.com:article/307136502025-11-25T18:27:17Z
spellingShingle Confusion Matrix for Binary Classification.
Chan-Young Ahn (22683343)
Medicine
Sociology
Mental Health
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
xlink "> non
providing practical insights
multilevel logistic regression
low ecological validity
justifying multilevel modeling
experimental methods rely
ecological momentary assessment
address social connections
26 indicated substantial
identify emotional predictors
adolescents &# 8217
repeatedly sample nssi
significant individual differences
combining machine learning
anger towards others
experiencing nssi thoughts
40 ), anxiety
findings highlight loneliness
significant predictors
machine learning
nssi thoughts
individual variance
adolescents engaging
18 ),
therefore vulnerable
study aimed
smartphone application
related feelings
past year
participants reported
often linked
negative emotions
integrated application
influential predictor
icc value
feature importance
developing tailored
daily life
autobiographical recall
15 years
status_str publishedVersion
title Confusion Matrix for Binary Classification.
title_full Confusion Matrix for Binary Classification.
title_fullStr Confusion Matrix for Binary Classification.
title_full_unstemmed Confusion Matrix for Binary Classification.
title_short Confusion Matrix for Binary Classification.
title_sort Confusion Matrix for Binary Classification.
topic Medicine
Sociology
Mental Health
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
xlink "> non
providing practical insights
multilevel logistic regression
low ecological validity
justifying multilevel modeling
experimental methods rely
ecological momentary assessment
address social connections
26 indicated substantial
identify emotional predictors
adolescents &# 8217
repeatedly sample nssi
significant individual differences
combining machine learning
anger towards others
experiencing nssi thoughts
40 ), anxiety
findings highlight loneliness
significant predictors
machine learning
nssi thoughts
individual variance
adolescents engaging
18 ),
therefore vulnerable
study aimed
smartphone application
related feelings
past year
participants reported
often linked
negative emotions
integrated application
influential predictor
icc value
feature importance
developing tailored
daily life
autobiographical recall
15 years