Fig. 6

Integration of clinical data for patients with ST data. A Charlson comorbidity index and length of hospitalization (LOH) across patients. The index is computed from comorbidities, as detailed in the methods. Length of hospitalization (LOH) in days across in-patients. B Relative frequency of patient conditions linked with infections across patient groups carrying different STs, indicated in ICD-10 codes. The codes A41, R05, R07, and R50 correspond to sepsis, cough, pain in throat and chest, and fever, respectively. The horizontal lines in A, B, and C represent the significance between ST2096 and other STs. The statistical test for A and B was the Wilcoxon signed-rank test, and for C, it was the one-sided proportion test. C The mean term importance measure (tf-idf) for the topmost important words overrepresented in the diagnostic tests for ST2096. Error bars show 95% confidence interval from 100 bootstrapped samples. The * and ** signs correspond to a significance level of < 0.05 and < 0.01, respectively, based on the Wilcoxon signed-rank test. The black and orange colors for the asterisks correspond to cases where the mean value (in A and B) and relative frequency (in C) for ST2096 are greater and smaller than the other group, respectively