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On the Comparison of Classifiers for Microarray Data
2010
Current Bioinformatics
The aim of many microarray experiments is to build discriminatory diagnosis and prognosis models. A large number of supervised methods have been proposed in literature for microarray-based classification. Model comparison, which is based on the classification error estimation, is a critical issue. Previous studies have shown that error estimation is unreliable in high-dimensional small-sample settings. This leads naturally to questioning the validity of classificationrule comparison approaches
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