Omission rates
We found all selection approaches chose optimal models with percentile
ORs equal to or more than theoretically expected 10% for both fish
(Figure 3a) and odonates (Figure 3b). On the other hand, except for four
fish and 10 odonates, all had optimal models with 0 balance ORs (Figures
3a-b). Generally, there was a very high and statistically significant
correlation for the percentile ORs of the optimal models chosen by the
EXP approach to the optimal models chosen by all four sequential
approaches for fish, while for the odonate there was statistically
significant but very low correlations only with
ORTEST_PER, AUCDIFF_PER and
ORDIFF_BAL (Table S4). However, for the balance OR EXP
approach had statistically significant correlations only with
ORTEST_PER and AUCDIFF_PER for fish
and with AUCDIFF_PER for odonates (Table S4).