Performance analysis of the Survival-SVM classifier applied to gene-expression databases

Autores
Camele, Genaro; Hasperué, Waldo
Año de publicación
2023
Idioma
español castellano
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The analysis of epigenetic information for the diagnosis and prognosis of patients has been gaining relevance in recent years due to the technological progress that entails a decrease in information extraction and processing costs. One of the tasks most commonly carried out in this area is obtaining models that allow using patient epigenetic information to make inferences about survival analysis. As a result, optimizing these models turns into a problem of great interest today. In this article, the evaluation of different metrics and execution times for the Survival Support Vector Machines model is carried out through survival analysis applied to gene expression databases. Different experiments were performed varying the number of genes used for training to measure the correlation between model performance and data growth. The results showed that linear and polynomial kernels offer a better balance between execution time and model predictive power when the number of genes to be evaluated is less than 2000, while the cosine and RBF kernels are better candidates otherwise.
Instituto de Investigación en Informática
Red de Universidades con Carreras en Informática
Materia
Ciencias Informáticas
Survival analysis
Survival Support Vector Machines
Regression, Performance
Apache Spark
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Universidad Nacional de La Plata
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Performance analysis of the Survival-SVM classifier applied to gene-expression databases
title Performance analysis of the Survival-SVM classifier applied to gene-expression databases
spellingShingle Performance analysis of the Survival-SVM classifier applied to gene-expression databases
Camele, Genaro
Ciencias Informáticas
Survival analysis
Survival Support Vector Machines
Regression, Performance
Apache Spark
title_short Performance analysis of the Survival-SVM classifier applied to gene-expression databases
title_full Performance analysis of the Survival-SVM classifier applied to gene-expression databases
title_fullStr Performance analysis of the Survival-SVM classifier applied to gene-expression databases
title_full_unstemmed Performance analysis of the Survival-SVM classifier applied to gene-expression databases
title_sort Performance analysis of the Survival-SVM classifier applied to gene-expression databases
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Camele, Genaro
Hasperué, Waldo
author Camele, Genaro
author_facet Camele, Genaro
Hasperué, Waldo
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author2 Hasperué, Waldo
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Ciencias Informáticas
Survival analysis
Survival Support Vector Machines
Regression, Performance
Apache Spark
topic Ciencias Informáticas
Survival analysis
Survival Support Vector Machines
Regression, Performance
Apache Spark
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv The analysis of epigenetic information for the diagnosis and prognosis of patients has been gaining relevance in recent years due to the technological progress that entails a decrease in information extraction and processing costs. One of the tasks most commonly carried out in this area is obtaining models that allow using patient epigenetic information to make inferences about survival analysis. As a result, optimizing these models turns into a problem of great interest today. In this article, the evaluation of different metrics and execution times for the Survival Support Vector Machines model is carried out through survival analysis applied to gene expression databases. Different experiments were performed varying the number of genes used for training to measure the correlation between model performance and data growth. The results showed that linear and polynomial kernels offer a better balance between execution time and model predictive power when the number of genes to be evaluated is less than 2000, while the cosine and RBF kernels are better candidates otherwise.
Instituto de Investigación en Informática
Red de Universidades con Carreras en Informática
description The analysis of epigenetic information for the diagnosis and prognosis of patients has been gaining relevance in recent years due to the technological progress that entails a decrease in information extraction and processing costs. One of the tasks most commonly carried out in this area is obtaining models that allow using patient epigenetic information to make inferences about survival analysis. As a result, optimizing these models turns into a problem of great interest today. In this article, the evaluation of different metrics and execution times for the Survival Support Vector Machines model is carried out through survival analysis applied to gene expression databases. Different experiments were performed varying the number of genes used for training to measure the correlation between model performance and data growth. The results showed that linear and polynomial kernels offer a better balance between execution time and model predictive power when the number of genes to be evaluated is less than 2000, while the cosine and RBF kernels are better candidates otherwise.
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