Gradient boosting classifier
All 1 published result of this model on the leaderboard — every version, method and dataset — with the publications they come from. Results on different datasets are not directly comparable.
- Version
- Katsuki et al. 2023 model
- Approach
- Other
- Dataset
Publications
- https://doi.org/10.1177/03331024261441574 — 1 result on Katsuki-1818
Results
| Version · badges | Approach | Dataset | Top-1 (diagnosis) | Top-3 (diagnosis) | Top-1 (group) | Top-3 (group) | Cohen's Kappa | Links |
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| Katsuki et al. 2023 model Peer-reviewed publication ↗ |
Supervised ML (questionnaire features)
Approach · Other Supervised ML (questionnaire features)Supervised machine-learning classifier (gradient boosting, PyCaret) trained on 4,240 questionnaires of the same clinic; not a language model — listed as the study's comparator. Other approachesAn approach outside the categories above; see the method details.
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External dataset · Katsuki-1818 Katsuki et al. headache clinic questionnaire test cohortHold-out test cohort of 1,818 patients of a Japanese headache-specialty clinic: a 22-item structured questionnaire per patient, specialist-confirmed diagnosis. Five ICHD-3-based classes instead of single diagnoses: migraine and/or medication-overuse headache, tension-type headache, TACs, other primary headaches, secondary headaches. Real patients, strongly imbalanced (1,463 migraine/MOH). Results are therefore given at group level only; MOH is merged with migraine, so the classes do not match the ICHD-3 groups exactly. Results on this dataset are not directly comparable with results on a platform release or on another dataset. About this result5-class accuracy 1531/1818, computed from the confusion matrix (Table 2); macro sensitivity 48.5 %, macro F 54.3 %.
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— | — | 84.21 % | — | 0.460 | Paper |