Additional file 1 of DiseaseNet: a transfer learning approach to noncommunicable disease classification

Additional file 1: Table 1 Count of samples by disease class (row) and sample source (column). Table 2 TCAV output for Arthritis. The rows are the sample tissue source and the columns give, in order, the TCAV score, the TCAV score of randomly chosen samples against those in the target tissue source, and the P-value of the TCAV score. A P-value of 0.005 or less was deemed statistically significant. Table 3 TCAV output for Asthma. The rows are the sample tissue source and the columns give, in order, the TCAV score, the TCAV score of randomly chosen samples against those in the target tissue source, and the P-value of the TCAV score. A P-value of 0.005 or less was deemed statistically significant. Table 4 TCAV output for Schizophrenia (SCZ). The rows are the sample tissue source and the columns give, in order, the TCAV score, the TCAV score of randomly chosen samples against those in the target tissue source, and the P-value of the TCAV score. A P-value of 0.005 or less was deemed statistically significant. Table 5 TCAV output for Normal (NORM). The rows are the sample tissue source and the columns give, in order, the TCAV score, the TCAV score of randomly chosen samples against those in the target tissue source, and the P-value of the TCAV score. A P-value of 0.005 or less was deemed statistically significant.