Classification rule based on Bayesian mixture models with feature selection
bias corrected
Longhai Li, Department of Mathematics and
Statistics, University of Saskatchewan
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Description
This R package is used to predict the binary
response based on high dimensional binary features modeled with
Bayesian mixture models. The model is trained with Gibbs sampling. A
smaller number of features can be selected based on the correlations
with the response. The bias due to the selection procedure can be
corrected. The software is written entirely with R language.
The software is most suitable for analyzing the data with very high
dimension, for example the diagnosis of cancer based on the gene
expression data.
Source Packages and Documentations
- predmixcor_1.1-1, released 21/02/2008, Documentation: predmixcor_1.1-1.pdf, source package: predmixcor_1.1-1.tar.gz
References
Li, L. (2007), Bayesian Classification and Regression with High Dimensional Features, Ph.D. thesis, University of Toronto: abstract
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