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Main Author: Lindsay, David
Format: Preprint
Published: 2024
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.15988
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author Lindsay, David
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contents The Transductive Confidence Machine Nearest Neighbours (TCMNN) algorithm and a supporting, simple user interface was developed. Different settings of the TCMNN algorithms' parameters were tested on medical data sets, in addition to the use of different Minkowski metrics and polynomial kernels. The effect of increasing the number of nearest neighbours and marking results with significance was also investigated. SVM implementation of the Transductive Confidence Machine was compared with Nearest Neighbours implementation. The application of neural networks was investigated as a useful comparison to the transductive algorithms.
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spellingShingle Transductive Confidence Machine and its application to Medical Data Sets
Lindsay, David
Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
The Transductive Confidence Machine Nearest Neighbours (TCMNN) algorithm and a supporting, simple user interface was developed. Different settings of the TCMNN algorithms' parameters were tested on medical data sets, in addition to the use of different Minkowski metrics and polynomial kernels. The effect of increasing the number of nearest neighbours and marking results with significance was also investigated. SVM implementation of the Transductive Confidence Machine was compared with Nearest Neighbours implementation. The application of neural networks was investigated as a useful comparison to the transductive algorithms.
title Transductive Confidence Machine and its application to Medical Data Sets
topic Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.15988