2017 8th International Conference on Information Technology (ICIT) 2017
DOI: 10.1109/icitech.2017.8080031
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Cancer survivability prediction using random forest and rule induction algorithms

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“…To forecast the survivability of tumor patients 2 cataloguing replicas are practical on tumor patient's records. By decision tree and naive Bayes algorithms an author build further classifiers in upcoming [11].…”
Section: B Kranthi Kiranmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To forecast the survivability of tumor patients 2 cataloguing replicas are practical on tumor patient's records. By decision tree and naive Bayes algorithms an author build further classifiers in upcoming [11].…”
Section: B Kranthi Kiranmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the field area of Data Mining research, some research conducted on several works, such; Alduraibi et al, with their research using Rapidminer for predict the gold price movement using several algorithm Decission Tree, SVM, KNN, and linear regression [3], similar to the work done by Estrada developed models that automatically recognize postures by using a web camera with KNN, SVM, MLP [4]. Alhaj also built two classification models (Rule Induction and Random Forest) to predict the survivability of cancer patients of Gazastrip [5]. Cabral et al already made an analysis in field area of fraud detection system for electricity consumption based on data mining technique, they used Self-Organizing Maps (SOM) to gathering the data pattern.…”
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“…Random forest is a learning method for classification or regression [40,41] that was proposed by Breiman in 2001 [41,42]. RF models consist of a classifier with different decision trees, where the final prediction is obtained by all the single classification trees [41,43], that is, for a quantitative response, the prediction is the average of each individual tree predicted value [44].…”
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