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Computational Vision and Medical Image Processing IV
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Computational Vision and Medical Image Processing IV

by Joao RS Tavares, Jorge R.M. Natal
October 2013
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
492 pages
21h 54m
English
CRC Press
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ment between AUC and Patient sensitivity as to the
performance of the classification algorithms. The
SVM depends on the kernel parametrization but
together with NB are able to deliver 100% sensitiv-
ity. We find that NB achieved the best performance
with higher AUC and lower FPR. The feature rank-
ing seems a good solution to reduce the dimension
of the dataset but retaining the necessary informa-
tion to get high classification performance.
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