Breast cancer diagnosis using GA feature selection and Rotation Forest
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...Motivation for this classifier was found in EML approach, referred to as a rotation forest, which was successfully applied in [42], and one can consider rotational SVM as type of rotation forest proposed by Rodriguez et al....
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...[24] E. Aličković and A. Subasi, ‘‘Breast cancer diagnosis using GA feature selection and rotation forest,’’ Neural Comput....
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...We also show the results of the method mentioned in [24] using our datasets....
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...Aličković and Subasi [24] proposed a breast CAD method, in which genetic algorithms are used for extraction of informative and significant features, and the rotation forest is used to make a decision for two different categories of subjects with or without breast cancer....
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...To further evaluate our proposed method, we also select the state-of-art algorithm mentioned in [24] as the baseline, which is can be simplified as ‘‘GARF’’....
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...To further evaluate our proposed method, we also select the state-of-art algorithm mentioned in [24] as the baseline,...
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