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1 , and combined by the use of a random forest classifier.

2 tures might not be the best for a non-linear classifier.

3 nt NN classifiers and support vector machine classifier.

4 NPs and then use those features to build the classifier.

5 follow-up, respectively, with the optimized classifier.

6 or chemosensitive by using the baseline CNA classifier.

7 s-specification of the PG using an SVM based classifier.

8 each subtype using the research-based PAM50 classifier.

9 rmance with respect to the use of a one-shot classifier.

10 -Label Learning with Label-Specific Features classifier.

11 ons, which we then use to construct a strong classifier.

12 P network is analogous to a machine learning classifier.

13 placing the SVM model with an ad hoc k-means classifier.

14 at a given taxonomic rank, varied among the classifiers.

15 ed to employ user-designed image features or classifiers.

16 (n = 85) assessed the reliability of derived classifiers.

17 the source of decodable information used by classifiers.

18 the source of decodable information used by classifiers.

19 o evaluate the performance of 11 metagenomic classifiers.

20 lassified using neural networks (NN) and SVM classifiers.

21 , C2-carnitine, and C16-ceramide as the best classifiers.

22 tory inflammation to pave the way for future classifiers.

23 ng in a population of spiking neural network classifiers.

24 chniques and binary, multiclass, and cascade classifiers.

25 eep learning over traditional sequence-based classifiers.

26 ther factors in an ensemble of TFCT-specific classifiers.

27 of the lymphocyte to construct the cell type classifiers.

28 lity of SEPIa lies in the combination of two classifiers, a naive Bayesian and a random forest classi

29 ge numbers of protein chains compromises the classifier ability to generalize to new sequences.

30 The DBN was slightly more accurate as a classifier (accuracy = 73.6%) than the support vector ma

31 hocardiography variables, associative memory classifier achieved a diagnostic area under the curve of

32 The classifier achieves high accuracy for a Japanese discove

33 The classifier adds significant prognostic value to existing

34 lidation) reference-aided sparse multi-class classifier algorithms on this data to show that inclusio

35 Results The classifier allowed identification of seven imaging bioma

36 The classifier allows deriving pathways between the clinical

37 The classifier also performed well, achieving greater than 8

38 the previous version), while C/D box snoRNA classifier, an F-Score of 94 % (improvement of 14 %).

39 nate thyroid nodules include gene expression classifier analysis and evaluation for somatic mutations

40 s a high-precision microsatellite-based risk classifier analysis approach.

41 dules with benign results on gene expression classifier analysis can be associated with less than a 5

42 dge graphs: logistic regression, naive Bayes classifier and a Bayesian network using noisy OR gates.

43 trinsic subtype was identified using a PAM50 classifier and chi(2) tests determined the differences i

44 gration of the support vector machines (SVM) classifier and ensemble learning.

45 Here we present MCF (Metabolic classifier and feature generator), which incorporates ge

46 based methods using a support vector machine classifier and has been intensively tested under differe

47 ng putative plant miRNAs using a naive Bayes classifier and its publicly available implementation.

48 atients with T-LL, the four-gene oncogenetic classifier and lactate dehydrogenase level were independ

49 er of manual annotations in order to train a classifier and segment the remaining data automatically.

50 enes that included a PAM50-intrinsic subtype classifier and stemness-related genes.

51 ovides greater taxonomic accuracy than other classifiers and a three orders of magnitude speed increa

52 the development of high throughput acyclical classifiers and hierarchical statistical analysis of big

53 o ChIP-seq data exists, onto our ensemble of classifiers and show that our cross-sample TFBS predicti

54 ompared the performances of two different NN classifiers and support vector machine classifier.

55 Using PySeqLab, we built models (classifiers) and evaluated their performance in three di

56 harboring a WBC count >/=200 x 10(9)/L, gHiR classifier, and MRD >/=10(-4) demonstrated a 5-year CIR

57 (30%) with a WBC count <200 x 10(9)/L, gLoR classifier, and MRD <10(-4) had a very low risk of relap

58 s were used in Support Vector Machines (SVM) classifiers, and classification of breast tissue as eith

59 probabilistic support vector machines (SVM) classifiers, and we show that it produces a diverse set

60 allows the user to select one or more voxel classifiers, apply them on a sub-region of an active col

61 the authors take an in silico naive Bayesian classifier approach to integrate multiple lines of evide

62 ntrast to these methods, the annealing-based classifiers are simple functions of directly interpretab

63 ed supervised machine learning capabilities (Classifier), as well as visualization tools to overview

64 duce more clinically useful, patient-centred classifiers, as exemplified by the CRC intrinsic signatu

65 The resulting statistical classifier assigns patients to one of two diagnosis cate

66 ported results show the effectiveness of the classifier, balancing methods and the novel features inc

67 -disease associations by using a bagging SVM classifier based on lncRNA similarity and disease simila

68 We developed a classifier based on measures of between-region subclonal

69 e periodicity of ribosomal occupancy using a classifier based on spectral coherence.

70 The tumour type classifier based on the DNA methylation profiles showed

71 amygdala, and visual cortex, we developed a classifier based on the dogs' subsequent training outcom

72 Lastly, we trained a classifier based on the gene expression levels in the no

73 We build a set of weak classifiers based on the kinematic observables of the Hi

74 We developed a 3-miRNA classifier, based on miR-106b-5p, miR-148a-3p, and miR-3

75 combinations, we then propose a novel multi-classifier-based function prediction method for Drosophi

76 Best classifiers between MOG antibody disease and multiple sc

77 basis enabled the development of diagnostic classifiers (biomarkers) with high (82-93%) sensitivity

78 Implementation of several classifier blocks in the ANN architecture and coupling t

79 We then applied a classifier built from the sample cohort to the remaining

80 We then enhanced the performance of the classifier by including DGIs (F-score = 0.90), and appli

81 sed the experimental data to train a variant classifier by supervised machine learning.

82 Other new features include a functional classifier called InterPro2GO, gene-centric read assembl

83 To address it, a multi-label classifier, called iATC-mISF, was developed by incorpora

84 The proposed classifier can serve as an effective tool for classifyin

85 truction of ultra-fast and precise taxonomic classifiers can compromise on their sensitivity (i.e. th

86 Classifier cannot learn well if synergic genes have not

87 We aim to establish a classifier capable of simulating human 'gazing' by ident

88 gate the correlation of the urinary proteome classifier CKD273 and individual urinary peptides with t

89 uable guidance for the researchers to select classifiers combined with different feature selection en

90 Among the 3782 samples, the PAM50 classifier consistently segregated prostate cancer into

91 Furthermore, we develop an aggressiveness classifier consisting of 25 DNA methylation probes to de

92 In studies with simulated data, a Bayes classifier constructed using these distributions has an

93 ithm to identify rank-altered gene pairs for classifier construction.

94 The classifier correctly assigned 83.3% of the cases as chem

95 The classifier correctly detected 93% of the encounter behav

96 Notably, the classifier could correctly predict the cancer type in no

97 No classifiers could differentiate primary progressive from

98 , and with additional research the resulting classifiers could impact the current capability to diagn

99 Upon unblinding, the classifiers demonstrated excellent performance, with an

100 with input features, and the performance of classifier depends significantly on the quality of these

101 Here, we used a classifier derived from cell-attached recordings to sepa

102 e both small and unlabeled, enables superior classifier design using small, unstructured data sets.

103 classifiers on DFIR imaging data, comparing classifiers developed on FT-IR and DFIR imaging modaliti

104 109,603 trials registered at WHO ICTRP, the classifier did not assign any GBD category to 20.5 % of

105 An ensemble learning classifier (EL_PSSM-RT) is also proposed by combining en

106 ature sets via cross-validation, the trained classifiers enable identification of three lymphocyte ce

107 The accuracy of a predictive classifier, encompassing cortical and subcortical compon

108 nd without AMR (n = 278) were analyzed and a classifier for AMR was identified (area under receiver o

109 liminary findings identify a urine metabolic classifier for AMR.

110 Using these genes, we constructed a classifier for bacterial LRTI with 90% (79% CV) sensitiv

111 volutional Neural Network (CNN) to develop a classifier for BL classification.

112 nsition-state scaling relations and a simple classifier for determining the rate-limiting step.

113 thod produced a repertoire-based statistical classifier for diagnosing RRMS that provides a high degr

114 he tracking information to train a behaviour classifier for encounter behaviours (interaction of work

115 We have developed a multi-component classifier for hepatic steatosis comprised of phenotypic

116 A classifier for identifying rapid decliners in one study

117 he genome, we propose CScape, an integrative classifier for predicting the likelihood that mutations

118 The accuracy of classifiers for active TB versus that of other diseases

119 Recently, neuroimaging-based classifiers for ASD and typically developed (TD) individ

120 The possibility of building accurate classifiers for automatically annotating behaviours may

121 daBoost (adaptive boosting) machine learning classifiers for identifying carbapenem resistance in Aci

122 Classifiers for the five groups were developed and subse

123 eling cohort (n = 225) to develop diagnostic classifiers from DNA-aptamer-based measurements of 1,128

124 Unlike other ultra-fast metagenomic classifiers, full sequence alignment is performed allowi

125 cases where there was disagreement among the classifiers further improved accuracy.

126 By using a random forest classifier, FX premutation carriers could be identified

127 also tested by an RNA-based gene expression classifier (GEC), the sensitivity of genetic alterations

128 Ten classifier genes distinguished infants with bacteremia f

129 Sixty-six classifier genes were identified that distinguished infa

130 The classifier had a positive predictive value of 94% and a

131 Results The best-performing classifier had an AUC of 0.99, which was an ensemble of

132 Previously published comparable classifiers had AUC values of 98.0% (97.4% to 98.7%) and

133 ur simulation results show that our proposed classifier has a better performance than existing works.

134 sis diagnostics, several new gene expression classifiers have been recently published, including the

135 conditions and demographic distributions, no classifiers have been strictly validated for independent

136 Furthermore, a machine learning classifier identified particular visual features of the

137 In the external test set, the classifier identified the exact GBD categories for 78 %

138 We used the prognostic classifiers identified in a previously reported trial (S

139 Application of novel gene expression classifiers identified two new DLBCL categories characte

140 This new miRNA-based risk classifier identifies those patients who are at high ris

141 ta in sepsis and tested each gene expression classifier in all included datasets.

142 Upon validation of the classifier in an independent cohort, the predicted aggre

143 Conclusion A commercially available genomic classifier in combination with standard clinicopathologi

144 edges, and kernel-based that can generate a classifier in feature space.

145 r study also implicated the use of the PAM50 classifier in identifying a subgroup of patients with a

146 2 isotope cluster spacing which is a strong classifier in itself but improved with the addition of t

147 ated by a linear discriminant analysis (LDA) classifier in terms of their ability to distinguish low

148 Our cortical thinning classifier included nine microRNAs, p=3.63 x 10(-08), R(

149 l reliance of genes enriched in the BUB1B(S) classifier, including those involved in mitotic cell cyc

150 effect if stimulation was delivered when the classifier indicated high encoding efficiency.

151 e estimates and recall if delivered when the classifier indicated low encoding efficiency but had the

152 y fusing three individual Random Forest (RF) classifiers into an ensemble predictor.

153 The 3-miRNA classifier is an effective tool to predict disease progr

154 To determine if a multigene classifier is associated with indolent behavior of invas

155 This strong classifier is highly resilient against overtraining and

156 cognizability of a sequence to a trained AMP classifier (its ability to generate membrane curvature)

157 guous samples in multiple steps for improved classifier learning.

158 The classifier maintained its power even after a 15x reducti

159 les, using all available data for training a classifier may be suboptimal.

160 lation profiling, we used shrunken centroids classifier method to identify a CpG-based biomarker that

161 opment and validation of minimal methylation classifier (MIMIC), combining CpG signature design from

162 A novel multi-label classifier, MLAMP, was also developed using ML-SMOTE and

163 ferently performing diagnostic or prognostic classifiers modelled by support vector machine, diagonal

164 biomarker discovery and different methods of classifier modelling in respect of the diagnosis of coro

165 o a master pattern that then can be used for classifier modelling.

166 iscriminating variables were the oncogenetic classifier, MRD, and white blood cell (WBC) count.

167 Four machine learning classifiers (naive Bayes, random forests, support vector

168 pipeline, NeBcon, which uses the naive Bayes classifier (NBC) theorem to combine eight state of the a

169 The classifier obtained 0.4846 subset accuracy and 0.16 hamm

170 ard stepwise regression algorithm to build a classifier of baseline microRNA expression in peripheral

171 based auto-cross covariance into an ensemble classifier of clustering approach.

172 's performance was within 1 nearest-neighbor classifier of experts after ASSET training.

173 hanced the predictive accuracy of pre-miRNAs classifiers of 45 species.

174 rom this small study suggest that training a classifier on a larger cohort may enable us to accuratel

175 We performed additional analysis of the classifier on a second test set to further investigate t

176 Our approach involves training the classifier on nearly 400 exemplars from multiple differe

177 We then trained a multivariate classifier on the pattern of responses in V1 to cardinal

178 of the visual objects alone and tested these classifiers on activity recorded during periods when no

179 s development and applications of supervised classifiers on DFIR imaging data, comparing classifiers

180 from MEG sensor patterns by training linear classifiers on differentiating cars and people in isolat

181 rs and people in isolation and testing these classifiers on scenes containing one of the two categori

182 We trained pattern classifiers on the MEG activity elicited by direct prese

183 We evaluate classifiers on three real-world data sets with 663 isoto

184 Our method combines two SVM classifiers, one to predict miRNA-mRNA duplexes and a se

185 iptome gene sets, their resultant diagnostic classifiers, or common key genes to supplement the diagn

186 to refine the prediction results of multiple classifiers, or flattened the hierarchy into a function-

187 By using random forest classifier our approach achieves an F-score of 0.87 acro

188 s shown to be effective, with the individual classifier outputs combined via a gating network whose o

189 a variety of data sets, including simulated classifier outputs, biomedical data sets from the Univer

190 First, we systematically mapped classifier performance as a function of stimulus locatio

191 uated whether voxels that contribute most to classifier performance have receptive fields that cluste

192 selection, fewer than ten features optimized classifier performance, achieving 87.2% sensitivity and

193 ile also achieving comparable or even better classifier performance.

194 Since PCA and PC-DFA are categorical classifiers, PLSR modeling was subsequently used to prov

195 The statistical classifier predicting the future appearance of landmark

196 cies dependency, we show that an ensemble of classifiers reduced the classification errors for all 45

197 The classSNitch classifier reported here accurately reproduces human con

198 clinically challenging to integrate genomic-classifier results that report a numeric risk of recurre

199 nked according to a one-dimensional Bayesian classifier score comparing their frequency in the repert

200 Training a classifier searchlight on the whole channels/frequencies

201 frontolimbic regions that a machine learning classifier selected as predicting group membership with

202 We found that the classifier showed a bias toward classifying orientation

203 H/ACA box snoRNA classifier showed an F-score of 93 % (an improvement of

204 Sparse representation-based classifier (SRC) exhibits good classification performanc

205 7/RAS/PTEN oncogene (a four-gene oncogenetic classifier) status but not positron emission tomography

206 The resulting classifier successfully labeled tumor datasets with an a

207 A statistical classifier, Support Vectors Machine (SVM), was then used

208 In this article a multi-label classifier system is proposed that incorporates informat

209 ulting quantum and classical annealing-based classifier systems perform comparably to the state-of-th

210 d and residue states is approximated using a classifier termed the Fully Complex-valued Relaxation Ne

211 Conclusion The genomic classifier test, Decipher, can independently improve pro

212 a-analysis of the performance of the genomic classifier test, Decipher, in men with prostate cancer p

213 r be due to the limited statistical power in classifier testing.

214 single-chain analyses, and a distance-based classifier that can assign previously unobserved TCRs to

215 The classifier that differentiates MS from CNS diseases that

216 cteristic curve (AUROC) of 0.98, whereas the classifier that differentiates relapsing-remitting from

217 typic variables was 0.913, whereas the final classifier that included variables from all three domain

218 We developed M-CAP, a clinical pathogenicity classifier that outperforms existing methods at all thre

219 Unlike previous approaches, we built a classifier that relied solely on 'binarized' isomiR prof

220 method incorporates a support vector machine classifier that uses biomechanical features from the tim

221 nts (training set), we generated a CNA-based classifier that we validated in 18 additional patients (

222 the cost is estimated by a committee of weak classifiers that consider both curated data and the text

223 Classifiers that distinguish active TB from latent TB ar

224 IDC expression, and (4) supervised ML-based classifiers that linked the automatically extracted feat

225 We built statistical classifiers that predict the future appearance of landma

226 Exploratory classifiers that segregated samples based on concurrent

227 h consisted of a pair of logistic regression classifiers that used scalp electroencephalogram coheren

228 Using the Rosetta interface score as a classifier, the cognate pair was the top-ranked model in

229 c analysis of other cancers are added to the classifier, then the sensitivity and specificity rise to

230 ifiers, a naive Bayesian and a random forest classifier, through a voting algorithm that exploits the

231 Application of the classifier to "indeterminate" samples (samples that part

232 Finally, we applied the classifier to all >20 000 small-molecules profiled, and

233 We have applied our classifier to compare call sets generated with different

234 When training a pattern classifier to determine target position from EEG, we wer

235 s were combined using a partial least square classifier to determine the presence or absence of MR.

236 te the diagnostic accuracy of an image-based classifier to distinguish between Alzheimer disease (AD)

237 develop a support vector machine (SVM)-based classifier to investigate -helical AMPs and the interrel

238 ortant in preserving the generalization of a classifier to predict new sequences accurately and (ii)

239 We present SplashRNA, a sequential classifier to predict potent microRNA-based short hairpi

240 uture studies, we trained a machine-learning classifier to recognize the multi-modal 'fingerprint' of

241 rithms employ machine learning that trains a classifier to segment the nodules in a high-dimensional

242 e, we used a combination of fMRI and a brain classifier to test whether the additional control demand

243 tion were subsequently combined with the LDA classifier to yield an Az of 0.87.

244 h integrate different features and different classifiers to build ensemble learning systems for the b

245 mplanted electrodes, we trained multivariate classifiers to discriminate spectral activity during lea

246 ution, uses retino-specific object detection classifiers to guide eye movements, aligns its fovea wit

247 e social media platform Reddit and developed classifiers to recognise and classify posts related to m

248 ce was quantified by the learning speed of a classifier trained on either the input or output pattern

249 om pathology record-derived IHC markers by a classifier trained on PAM50 subtyping.

250 ive learning to direct user feedback, making classifier training efficient and scalable in datasets c

251 background of the task) are selected during classifier training.

252 ge of expected phenotypes and time-consuming classifier training.

253 The annealer-trained classifiers use the excited states in the vicinity of th

254 Training of a support vector machine (SVM) classifier used diagnostic status and GM density maps an

255 ivity was used to train and validate a Bayes classifier used for decoding objects and grip types.

256 The classifiers used to separate signals such as these from

257 tly developed a binary (i.e., young vs. old) classifier using human muscle RNA profiles that accurate

258 sent a computational histomorphometric image classifier using nuclear orientation, texture, shape, an

259 uch as HapMap or dbSNP, to train an accurate classifier using Random Forests.

260 A naive Bayes classifier using six host response markers (HR6 model),

261 We constructed a classifier using the metabolites that differed between d

262 We have developed a new classifier using the negative binomial model for RNA-seq

263 Prognostic classifiers using these genes were confirmed in independ

264 n fungal OTU taxonomic assignment tools (RDP Classifier, UTAX, and SINTAX) handle ITS fungal sequence

265 Our classifier was able to discriminate grasp types fairly w

266 The classifier was also related to proinflammatory cytokine

267 The miRNA classifier was built using a LASSO (least absolute shrin

268 A classifier was designed to identify imaging biomarkers r

269 aracteristic curve of the associative memory classifier was evaluated for differentiating constrictiv

270 Within the training set, a random forest classifier was fitted for each hour after cardiac arrest

271 A supervised classifier was implemented to automatically differentiat

272 The classifier was stronger than existing clinical prognosti

273 A 41-gene classifier was tested in both platforms for ability to c

274 The classifier was trained and validated using instrumented

275 The classifier was trained on separate trials without a sacc

276 A support vector machine (SVM) classifier was trained using shape features derived from

277 The PAM50 classifier was used to subtype 1567 retrospectively coll

278 Finally, the classifier was validated on whole breast image volumes t

279 operating characteristic (ROC) curve for the classifiers was 0.973 with a sensitivity of 0.999 and sp

280 Compared to the other classifiers we also evaluated, the SVM provided the best

281 Using a decay ratio classifier, we correctly classified 82% of patients with

282 Using a support vector machine classifier, we found that mothers consistently shifted t

283 To validate the classifier, we used an independent set of 7691 known tum

284 By cascading classifiers, we achieved a significant improvement in pe

285 Classifiers were generally consistent (assignment of the

286 For cases where the classifiers were in disagreement, an independent board-c

287 using the laboratory-built software MS food classifier, which allows for the definition of specific

288 parating diagnostic groups and identify best classifiers, which were then tested on an independent co

289 The freely available parcellation and classifier will enable substantially improved neuroanato

290 An elastic net classifier with 10-14 predictors optimized sensitivity (

291 LDA was the best classifier with 91.39-97.60% recognizing above 113microg

292 trategy combining a one-dimensional Bayesian classifier with a support vector machine.

293 The result showed that random forest classifier with composition of K-spaced amino acid pairs

294 rior to classification since it provides the classifier with input features, and the performance of c

295 lassification using a support vector machine classifier with radial basis.

296 Training a Naive Bayes classifier with the electrophysiological features of pat

297 y generating consensus taxonomy of available classifiers with CONSTAX.

298 compared the predicting performance of four classifiers with eight different encoding schemes on the

299 corporate disparate pieces of data, yielding classifiers with improved performance.

300 consists of a semi-Markov structured linear classifier, with a rich feature approach for NER and sup