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Table 4 3F model selection on genotype-phenotype data up to September 2006

From: Cross-validated stepwise regression for identification of novel non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor resistance associated mutations

  

3F Model generationa

3F Model selectionb

drug

# 3F Models

# lower SBC

# lower AIC

lower SBC c

lower AIC d

N test

ase

3F model selected e

Nucleoside RT inhibitorsf

AZT

300

86

0

yes

no

800

0.103

296

 

3TC

150

60

34

yes

no

807

0.037

99

 

ddI

150

20

70

no

yes

807

0.049

83

 

d4T

120

41

35

yes

no

806

0.040

81

 

ABC

200

111

53

yes

no

807

0.038

95

 

FTC

80

28

22

yes

yes

804

0.071

76

 

TDF

400

66

196

no

yes

807

0.039

298

NNRTIg

NVP

400

93

0

yes

no

801

0.089

391

 

EFV

500

101

0

yes

no

807

0.246

386

 

ETR

700

49

0

yes

no

777

0.113

656

Protease inhibitors

IDV

485

50

51

yes

yes

805

0.075

482

 

NFV

375

64

6

yes

yes

808

0.063

375

 

SQV

600

53

0

yes

no

807

0.092

575

 

APV

1000

0

656

no

yes

808

0.060

709

 

LPV

500

205

28

yes

no

807

0.157

319

 

ATV

1275

0

2

no

yes

805

0.117

1158h

 

TPV

1000

641

142

yes

no

806

0.059

428

 

DRV

1000

823

799

yes

yes

816

0.096

707

  1. aThe number of 3F models generated was arbitrary but taken large enough such that at least one 3F model was found with a lower SBC or AIC than the reference on the genotype-phenotype data set up to July 2006.
  2. bFrom the remaining 3F models with lower SBC or AIC than the reference, the 3F model was then selected with the lowest average squared error (ase) on an unseen genotype-phenotype data set collected between July and September 2006 (test set) containing approximately 800 samples.
  3. cSBC of the selected 3F model < SBC reference on the test set (yes/no).
  4. dAIC of the selected 3F model < AIC reference on the test set (yes/no).
  5. eThe number of different random divisions used in the stepwise regression in the selected 3F model.
  6. fFor the nucleoside RT inhibitors the number of random divisions needed was less than 100, with exception of AZT and TDF.
  7. gFor the non-nucleoside RT inhibitors most random divisions were needed for ETR.
  8. hATV was the only drug for which more than 1000 different random divisions were needed.