Comparison between ILSTM and machine learning-based algorithms in binary classification. by Asmaa Ahmed Awad (16726315)

Comparison between ILSTM and deep learning-based algorithms in binary classification. by Asmaa Ahmed Awad (16726315)

MSE for ILSTM algorithm in binary classification. by Asmaa Ahmed Awad (16726315)

“…The ILSTM was then used to build an efficient intrusion detection system for binary and multi-class classification cases. The proposed algorithm has two phases: phase one involves training a conventional LSTM network to get initial weights, and phase two involves using the hybrid swarm algorithms, CBOA and PSO, to optimize the weights of LSTM to improve the accuracy. …”

Urgent versus nonurgent binary classification performance. by Kyung Won Kwon (18150416)

ROC curve for binary classification. by Nicodemus Songose Awarayi (18414494)

“…The proposed model yielded notable results, such as an accuracy of 93.45% and an area under the curve value of 0.99 when trained on the three classes. The model further showed superior results on binary classification compared with existing methods. …”

Confusion matrix for binary classification. by Nicodemus Songose Awarayi (18414494)

“…The proposed model yielded notable results, such as an accuracy of 93.45% and an area under the curve value of 0.99 when trained on the three classes. The model further showed superior results on binary classification compared with existing methods. …”

Class distribution for binary classes. by Toheeb Salahudeen (21368040)

“…RF achieved an average accuracy of 92.7% and an F1 score of 83.95% for binary classification, 90.36% and 90.1%, respectively, for the classification of three classes of severity of depression and 89.76% and 88.26%, respectively, for the classification of five classes. …”

Comparing the performance of One-class classifiers with their respective binary classifier. by Efrat Cohen-Davidi (19485986)

pone.0269685.t006 - Multi-class classification algorithms for the diagnosis of anemia in an outpatient clinical setting by Rajan Vohra (10689820)

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pone.0269685.t005 - Multi-class classification algorithms for the diagnosis of anemia in an outpatient clinical setting by Rajan Vohra (10689820)

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Effects of Class Imbalance and Data Scarcity on the Performance of Binary Classification Machine Learning Models Developed Based on ToxCast/Tox21 Assay Data by Changhun Kim (682542)

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Receiver operating characteristic curve for each method using the validation predictions of the binary classification problem where the positive class is malignant and the negative... by Alberto Garcia-Zamalloa (319006)

Model 1: All Variables for binary classification. by Toheeb Salahudeen (21368040)

“…RF achieved an average accuracy of 92.7% and an F1 score of 83.95% for binary classification, 90.36% and 90.1%, respectively, for the classification of three classes of severity of depression and 89.76% and 88.26%, respectively, for the classification of five classes. …”

Applying the proposed image enhancement algorithm. by Nicodemus Songose Awarayi (18414494)

An example binary tree for H-SuperVec(X): A hierarchical structure obtained by partitioning the class labels of each parent node into equal size subsets. by Dhananjay Kimothi (8575089)

Precision-recall curve for each method using the validation predictions of the binary classification problem where the positive class is <i>malignant</i> and the negative class is... by Alberto Garcia-Zamalloa (319006)

Distribution of samples per classes. by Sebastião Rogério da Silva Neto (11944944)

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The illustration depicts our CQ-CNN architecture for binary image classification. by Mominul Islam (3513758)

Classification report based on HaPi. by Akib Mohi Ud Din Khanday (19065631)

Class distribution for 5-class classification. by Toheeb Salahudeen (21368040)

“…RF achieved an average accuracy of 92.7% and an F1 score of 83.95% for binary classification, 90.36% and 90.1%, respectively, for the classification of three classes of severity of depression and 89.76% and 88.26%, respectively, for the classification of five classes. …”