Model 1–4 Reclassification Performance Across Different Cohorts.

<p>Model 1 included Age, Frequency of ascites, Course of disease, ALT, AST, ALP, DBil, ALB, AFP and HBsAg. Model 2 included DBil, ALT, AST, ALB, HBsAg, ALP and AFP. Model 3 included Age, Frequency of ascites, Course of disease, HBsAg, AFP. Model 4 included Age, Course of disease, Frequency of...

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Main Author:	Lanyue Pan (16035014) (author)
Other Authors:	Chunmei Wu (3202050) (author), Ping Li (31981) (author), Jiaquan Huang (118392) (author), Yizhi Wu (210380) (author), Guo Li (174860) (author)
Published:	2025
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Model 1–4 Reclassification Performance Across Different Cohorts.

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