Study of TCM Syndrome Identification Modes for Patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Based on Data Mining

Table 2

Logistic regression of symptoms associated with SHF syndrome and QYD syndrome.

Variable	B	SE	Wald	df		Exp (B)	OR (95% CI)
Odor in the mouth	0.688	0.322	4.557	1	0.033	1.989	(1.058, 3.741)
Fatigue	−0.787	0.395	3.969	1	0.046	0.455	(0.210, 0.987)
Limb weakness	−0.907	0.386	5.527	1	0.019	0.404	(0.189, 0.860)
Polyphagia	1.734	0.357	23.549	1	<0.001	5.661	(2.811, 11.401)
Vulnerable to starvation	0.666	0.333	4.002	1	0.045	1.947	(1.014, 3.739)
Burning sensation in the stomach	1.527	0.421	13.163	1	<0.001	4.606	(2.018 10.511)
Slippery and replete pulse	4.021	0.382	110.545	1	<0.001	55.752	(26.347, 117.974)
Weak pulse	−3.682	0.777	22.438	1	<0.001	0.025	(0.005, 0.115)
Pink tongue	−0.860	0.360	5.706	1	0.017	0.423	(0.209, 0.857)
Oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT)	0.178	0.068	6.922	1	0.009	1.194	(1.046, 1.363)
Hemoglobin A1C (HbAlc)	0.152	0.062	5.927	1	0.015	1.164	(1.030, 1.316)