Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
471184 Computers & Mathematics with Applications 2008 15 Pages PDF
Abstract

The automated analysis of patients’ biomedical data can be used to derive diagnostic and prognostic inferences about the observed patients. Many noninvasive techniques for acquiring biomedical samples generate data that are characterized by a large number of distinct attributes (i.e., features) and a small number of observed patients (i.e., samples). Using these biomedical data to derive reliable inferences, such as classifying a given patient as either cancerous or noncancerous, requires that the ratio rr of the number of samples to the number of features be within the range 5

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