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Triangulating evidence for cardiometabolic Index: ROC cutoff, spline nonlinearity, and explainable machine learning for CVD high risk

  • By

  • Haoran Wang

  • Zhiwei Huang

  • Jing Bai

  • Haiqin Yuan

  • Qiaotao Xie

  • Bing He

  • Li Guo

  • Li Wu

  • Dongliang Liu

  • Guirang Zhao

  • Jirui Cai

  • Jin Wang

  • May 20, 2026

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Triangulating evidence for cardiometabolic Index: ROC cutoff, spline nonlinearity, and explainable machine learning for CVD high risk

  • by Haoran Wang, Zhiwei Huang, Jing Bai, Haiqin Yuan, Qiaotao Xie, Bing He, Li Guo, Li Wu, Dongliang Liu, Guirang Zhao, Jirui Cai, Jin Wang

  • May 20, 2026

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