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Table 2 Correlations among study variables in two Swiss MONICA samples (ages 35–64 yrs).

From: Binary classification of dyslipidemia from the waist-to-hip ratio and body mass index: a comparison of linear, logistic, and CART models

 

WHR

BMI

Age

Current Smoking

Hypertension d

Gender

TC/HDL-C ratio

0.53 a/0.49 b

0.41/0.36

0.14/0.09

0.11/0.13

0.19/0.20

0.43/0.38

Women

0.37/0.42

0.36/0.41

0.27/0.30

0.15/0.14

0.20/0.23

-

Men

0.32/0.27

0.36/0.34

0.06/-0.07

0.08/0.07

0.09/0.09

-

Dyslipidemia c

0.46/0.48

0.36/0.35

0.13/0.13

0.09/0.10

0.15/0.19

0.40/0.39

Women

0.37/0.35

0.34/0.35

0.24/0.29

0.13/0.08

0.18/0.22

-

Men

0.21/0.27

0.27/0.32

0.07/0.03

0.06/0.05

0.02/0.09

-

WHR

 

0.53/0.49

0.19/0.21

0.03/0.10

0.24/0.24

0.77/0.72

Women

 

0.51/0.52

0.29/0.32

0.05/0. 02

0.20/0.28

-

Men

 

0.61/0.53

0.31/0.34

0.00/0.05

0.13/0.12

-

BMI

  

0.23/0.23

-0.08/-0.07

0.27/0.26

0.24/0.13

Women

  

0.31/0.31

-0.08/-0.11

0.28/0.33

-

Men

  

0.15/0.13

-0.10/-0.04

0.21/0.17

-

Age

   

-0.12/-0.09

0.18/0.19

-0.00/-0.03

Women

   

-0.15/-0.08

0.20/0.26

-

Men

   

-0.09/-0.10

0.17/0.15

-

Current Smoking d

    

-0.02/-0.04

0.02/0.11

Women

    

-0.03/-0.06

-

Men

    

-0.01/-0.06

-

  1. a, b Pearson correlations (r) in Vaud-Fribourg a/Ticino b. c 1 = (TC/HDL-C ratio ≥ 5.0), 0 = otherwise. d 1 = Yes, 0 = No.