Fig. 9

CART model for MC, with an F-measure value of 0.75. Most MC cells (rightmost leaf) have a y_mean ≥132 (their axons mainly arborize above the soma), remote_bifurcation_angle.avg ≥ 74°, l1_width ≥0.27 and dendritic terminal degree <2.1. Each box represents a split in the data set, indicating: (a) its majority type (Non-MC is the majority type overall and hence it is shown in the root node of the tree (i.e., the initial split), whereas MC is the majority type in the rightmost split); (b) the proportion of positive examples (MC cells represent 23% of the whole data set and hence 0.23 in the root node; they present 95% of the samples in the rightmost node); and (c) the percentage of the data set reaching the split (100% of the data passes through the root split; 18% of the data set reaches the rightmost node)