Correction: Explainable machine learning for differential classification of chikungunya virus using surveillance data

By
Natacha Usanase
Berna Uzun
Dilber Uzun Ozsahin
October 21, 2026

Infection

Overview

This correction notice addresses presentation errors in the original article, “Explainable machine learning for differential classification of chikungunya virus using surveillance data.” The p-values for Race and Pregnancy in Table 1 were changed from bold to regular formatting, and duplicate panels were removed from Figures 4 and 5.

Background

Chikungunya virus is a mosquito-borne pathogen, and the original article concerns its differential classification using surveillance data. The correction notice does not provide the study methods, model performance, or clinical results. It identifies specific table-formatting and figure-panel errors and states that the original article has been corrected.

Data Highlights

Location	Correction
Table 1	Race and Pregnancy p-values changed from bold to regular formatting for consistency with the other p-values.
Figure 4	Duplicate sub-figures in the lower section, matching panels above, were removed.
Figure 5	Duplicate bottom-row sub-figures matching the top row were removed.

Key Findings

The notice concerns the article “Explainable machine learning for differential classification of chikungunya virus using surveillance data.”
In Table 1, the p-values in the Race and Pregnancy rows were inadvertently displayed in bold.
Those p-values were changed to regular formatting to match the table’s other p-values.
Figure 4 contained duplicate lower-section panels corresponding to panels above; the duplicates were removed.
Figure 5 contained bottom-row panels duplicating the top row; the duplicate panels were removed.
The notice states that the original article has undergone correction.

Clinical Implications

The notice reports corrections to table formatting and figure content; it does not report changes to study methods, results, or clinical recommendations. Readers consulting the article should refer to its corrected version.

Conclusion

The correction clarifies the presentation of Table 1 and removes duplicated panels from Figures 4 and 5. No further scientific or clinical changes are described in the notice.

Correction: Explainable machine learning for differential classification of chikungunya virus using surveillance data

Clinical Report: Correction to Explainable Machine Learning for Chikungunya Classification

Overview

Background

Data Highlights

Key Findings

Clinical Implications

Conclusion

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Original Source(s)

Correction: A machine learning approach for differential classification of chikungunya virus: an explainable AI study based on surveillance data

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