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Pattern recognition-based differentiation.
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posted on 2015-04-14, 03:11 authored by Gabriel Leitner, Shlomo E. Blum, Ariel L. RivasWhen hypothetical patterns were evaluated, four biologically different data subsets emerged when prior information was considered (A), which were characterized as: (i) culture-negative/phagocyte predominant (a subset displaying the lowest L% and high N%, i.e., the FN subset); (ii) culture-positive/mononuclear cell-predominant (a subset composed of only one observation, displaying high L% and low N%, i.e., the FP subset); (iii) culture-negative/mononuclear cell-predominant (which displayed high L% and low N%); and (iv) culture-positive/phagocyte predominant (which displayed low L% and high N%). Similar biological patterns were observed when only current information was analyzed (B).