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Table 2 Data-driven precision diagnosis in digestive diseases based on genomics

From: Data-driven decision-making for precision diagnosis of digestive diseases

First author, year

Disease

n

Data source and specific task

ML method

Diagnostic performance

Refs.

Ichikawa, 2017

GC

207

Tumor tissue WGS data; actionable gene-based classification

Hierarchical clustering

–

[89]

Imperiale, 2014

CRC

9989

Multitarget stool DNA testing data; multimarker-based classification

LR

Sensitivity: 92.3%

Specificity: 84.6%

[92]

Luo, 2020

CRC

1822

Circulating tumor DNA methylation markers; multimarker-based classification

LASSO/RF

AUC: 0.870

[93]

Romagnoni, 2019

Crohn disease

5277

Genome-wide genotyping data; genetic variant-based classification

Penalized LR/GBT/ANN

AUC: 0.802

[94]

Chung, 2023

CMMRD

639

Low-pass genomic instability characterization (LOGIC) assay; classification based on genomic microsatellite signature

LR

Sensitivity: 100%

[95]

Zuo, 2022

PEAC

86

Tumor tissue WES and targeted bisulfite sequencing data; DNA methylation-based classification

RF/LASSO/

SVM/

XGBoost

AUC: 0.900–1.000

[96]

Wan, 2019

CRC

817

WGS data of plasma cfDNA; classification based on genetic features

PCA/SVM/

LR

AUC: 0.920 (95% CI, 0.910–0.930)

[97]

Cakmak, 2023

CRC

115

SNP profiles of immune phenotypes; prediction based on SNPs

LR/RF/SVM/KNN

AUC: 0.960

[98]

Guo, 2023

CRC

173

Tissue RNA-seq data; WGCNA, classification based on key hub genes

LASSO

AUC: 0.821–1.000

[99]

Killcoyne, 2020

EC

412

Shallow WGS data; classification based on genomic copy numbers

Elastic-net regression

Sensitivity: 72.0%

Specificity: 82.0%

[100]

  1. Full names of abbreviations are given in the Abbreviations section of the manuscript