Additional file 1 of A machine learning approach for viral genome classification

Supplementary data. This PDF file contains supplementary Table S1 and supplementary Figures S1–S4. (PDF 1638 kb

Map of the Dakar region.

<p>Black circles indicate the location of 50 study sites in 2008. Names of sites are listed below.</p

Plasmodium distribution by study site at microscopy (Women and children) in 2008 in Dakar (malaria parasite prevalence is the percentage of positive thick smears in each site).

<p>Plasmodium distribution by study site at microscopy (Women and children) in 2008 in Dakar (malaria parasite prevalence is the percentage of positive thick smears in each site).</p

Parasite prevalence by study site (only sites where parasites have been found by microscopy are displayed in this table). The total represents all the blood thick smears readed in the 50 sites (Dakar 2008).

<p>N1, N2: number of thick smears examined by microscopy. No: number.</p

Risk factors for plasmodium carriage in children (logistic regression using microscopy results, Dakar 2008).

<p>*: covariates not introduced in the final model, OR.</p><p>**: Odds Ratio, P.</p><p>***: p-value, N: Sample size in each class.</p

MOESM1 of Association between stunting and neuro-psychological outcomes among children in Burkina Faso, West Africa

Additional file 1. Crude coefficient from linear regression between covariates and the neuro-psychological outcomes

Results of polymerase chain reaction (Dakar 2008).

<p>Results of polymerase chain reaction (Dakar 2008).</p

Proportion of use of vector control measures in the populations of 45 districts of Dakar urban region.

<p>The proportion of use in the total population (children and adults), children or adults was calculated for each type of vector control measure listed. The standard error of each proportion is indicated in brackets. “n” represents the effectiveness of individuals in each group. “Others” means simultaneous use of two or more of the listed vector control tools by populations.</p

IgG responses to gSG6-P1 according to adult perception of mosquito bites.

<p>Anti-gSG6-P1 IgG responses represented according to the degree of perception of mosquito bites (Fig. 3a) and taking into account the use of bed nets (Fig. 3b). Boxes indicate the middle 50% of the data; horizontal lines in the boxes indicate medians of the individual data; lengths of boxes correspond to the inter-quartile ranges. In Fig. 3B, bed net and non-bed net users are represented white and grey boxes, respectively. The horizontal black dotted line represents the cut-off of IgG responder. Statistical significant differences of specific IgG between bed net and non-bed net users are indicated.</p

Relationship between use of bed net and other vector control tools in the study population.

<p>Relationship between use of bed net and other vector control tools in the study population.</p