Improved direct LDA and its application to DNA microarray gene expression data
Author(s)
Paliwal, Kuldip K
Sharma, Alok
Griffith University Author(s)
Year published
2010
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The direct linear discriminant analysis (DLDA) technique is a well known technique for dimensionality reduction. It can overcome the small sample size problem. However, its performance is limited. In this paper we address its drawbacks and propose an improvement of the DLDA technique. The experiment is conducted on several DNA microarray gene expression datasets and the performance (in terms of classification accuracy) of the proposed improvement of the technique is reported at 91.1% which is very promising.The direct linear discriminant analysis (DLDA) technique is a well known technique for dimensionality reduction. It can overcome the small sample size problem. However, its performance is limited. In this paper we address its drawbacks and propose an improvement of the DLDA technique. The experiment is conducted on several DNA microarray gene expression datasets and the performance (in terms of classification accuracy) of the proposed improvement of the technique is reported at 91.1% which is very promising.
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Journal Title
Pattern Recognition Letters
Volume
31
Issue
16
Subject
Artificial intelligence not elsewhere classified
Cognitive and computational psychology