This figure is similar to Fig 8, except that we limit ourselves only to those case-subjects in the replication-arms which are classified as BDI.

This subset corresponded to 66% (M = 3834), 84% (M = 2995) and 75% (M = 5107) of the case-population for arms 2, 3 and 4, respectively. The corresponding AUC-values are denoted by and in the main text. For reference the training-arm h...

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Main Author:	Caroline C. McGrouther (5216153) (author)
Other Authors:	Aaditya V. Rangan (14659986) (author), Arianna Di Florio (20636356) (author), Jeremy A. Elman (9602147) (author), Nicholas J. Schork (176346) (author), John Kelsoe (3437189) (author)
Published:	2025
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This figure is similar to Fig 8, except that we limit ourselves only to those case-subjects in the replication-arms which are classified as BDI.

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