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Genetic analyses over the past two decades have connected a plethora of rare mutations with the risk for autism spectrum disorder (ASD) (1– 9).
Ten high-functioning individuals with ASD (1 girl and 9 boys, age range = 4.9 10.4 years) and 25 TD children (8 girls and 17 boys, age range = 5.1 10.2 years; Table 1) were studied (final samples, after exclusion).
The authors of those reviews have overall posited three main explanatory (or generative) factors that may underlie violent behavior in persons with ASD: (1) comorbid psychopathology, (2) deficits in social cognition (to include impairments in theory-of-mind abilities and empathy); and (3) emotion-regulation problems.
The authors of those reviews have collectively posited three main factors that may underlie violent behavior in persons with ASD: (1) comorbid psychopathology, (2) deficits in social cognition (to include impairments in theory-of-mind abilities and empathy), and (3) emotion-regulation problems.
However, this phenomenon was not observed in ASD (1,1) and ASD (1,2) in scenarios A-C and G-H.
For example, the ASD (1,1) classifier was the least restrictive in selecting g+ patients.
Similarly, dramatic changes in the accuracy values of ASD (1,1), ASD (1,2), and ASD (2,1) were observed in scenarios A and D, but the DLDA algorithm and ASD (2,2) showed similar or slightly lower accuracy values.
Furthermore, the parameters R and G show that predictive accuracy varies for different scenarios; ASD (1,2) gives the highest accuracy for scenarios G and H, while ASD (2,2) gives the highest accuracy for scenarios A-F.
Notably, ASD (1,1) is the least restrictive classifier and has sensitivity equal to 0.953, the highest value, although specificity is only 0.083 in scenario F. Empirical power of the overall and subgroup tests from five classifiers is summarized in Table 2.
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