2014
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-06596-0_34
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Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia Prediction Using Support Vector Machine and Logit Regression

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“…To compare, in each presented model mean value of ACC, T P R and SP C were obtained with different Jacknife parameters, using both methods: LR and sigmoid SVM with LIBSVM. Where applicable we added RBF Matlab SVM implementation results (as M. SVM) from [2].…”
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“…To compare, in each presented model mean value of ACC, T P R and SP C were obtained with different Jacknife parameters, using both methods: LR and sigmoid SVM with LIBSVM. Where applicable we added RBF Matlab SVM implementation results (as M. SVM) from [2].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The best choice for such a prediction is to use the LIBSVM instead of Matlab's implementation, which gives less control on computation process. Most likely that was the reason why the bigger parameter set we used the worse results we got using Matlab [2]. Although we did not test all possible 2 14 combinations of parameters (only 3375 random models), nonetheless looking on Table III it can be concluded that standard deviation of accuracy for SVM is much higher than for logit regression.…”
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