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Table 2 Selected radiomics features in A, V and A + V models

From: Radiomics analysis of contrast-enhanced CT predicts lymphovascular invasion and disease outcome in gastric cancer: a preliminary study

Model

Selected features

(Total features)

Individual features

Coefficients

A

4 (180)

Intercept

−0.269

A_Max Intensity

−0.581

A_LongRunLowGrayLevelEmphasis_angle135_offset1

−0.440

A_Maximum3DDiameter

0.236

A_SurfaceVolumeRatio

−0.648

V

8 (180)

Intercept

−0.335

V_Percentile5

4.855

V_Quantile0.5

−0.838

V_Quantile0.975

0.215

V_StdDeviation

1.925

V_Uniformity

0.599

V_LongRunHighGrayLevelEmphasis_angle0_offset1

−0.287

V_ShortRunEmphasis_angle45_offset1

0.110

V_IntensityVariability

0.316

A + V

7 (360)

Intercept

−0.257

A_MaxIntensity

−0.566

A_Quantile0.975

−0.206

A_LongRunLowGrayLevelEmphasis_angle135_offset1

−0.412

A_Maximum3DDiameter

0.213

A_SurfaceVolumeRatio

−0.731

V_Quantile0.975

0.612

V_LongRunHighGrayLevelEmphasis_angle0_offset1

−0.154

  1. Note: A, V and A + V indicate the predicted model based on arterial phase images, venous phase images and the combination of arterial phase and venous phase images, respectively. The prefix “A_” and “V_” represent the features from arterial phase images and venous phase images. For the suffix of “_angle(n)_offset(m)”, n means the rotation angle (i.e., 0 or 45) and m represent the displacement vectors (distance to the neighbor pixel, i.e., 7)