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Table 6 Bootstrap distribution of coefficient 1 for the optimal models

From: Using bundle embeddings to predict daily cortisol levels in human subjects

 

Full embedding

Night bundle

Day bundle

TOD corrected

ID

val

rmsd

val

rmsd

val

rmsd

val

rmsd

1

−1.06

0.10

−0.84

0.14

− 2.20

0.32

−1.18

0.23

2

−1.02

0.22

−0.82

0.16

−2.05

0.37

−1.38

0.34

3

−1.11

0.12

−0.94

0.05

−1.06

0.41

−1.28

0.23

4

−1.14

0.13

−0.69

0.10

−2.31

0.39

−1.28

0.25

5

−1.18

0.17

−1.03

0.05

−0.41

0.81

−1.13

0.17

6

−1.16

0.10

−0.90

0.15

−1.94

0.50

−1.32

0.28

7

−1.95

0.20

−1.03

0.14

−2.74

0.19

−1.74

0.30

8

−1.05

0.07

−0.84

0.09

−2.29

0.25

−1.33

0.18

9

−1.12

0.10

−1.29

0.31

−2.37

0.29

−1.54

0.31

10

−1.08

0.06

−0.94

0.10

−1.54

0.59

−1.60

0.39

  1. Note: ID = subject ID, val = average value of coefficient 1, rmsd = root mean square deviation of the coefficient values relative to the average of the corresponding target