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Table 1.

The analysis of related literature in the context of predicting the microbe organisms.

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Fig 1.

The architecture of the proposed approach for predicting microbe organisms.

It involves data collection, exploratory data analysis, model training and testing.

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Table 2.

Description of dataset features.

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Fig 2.

The bar chart-based frequency analysis of each microorganism target label showing the number of samples in each class.

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Fig 3.

The correlation analysis of employed dataset features indicating the importance of features regarding the target class.

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Fig 4.

The scatter plot showing the distribution of features regarding Solidity and Eccentricity along with the target class.

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Fig 5.

The scatter showing the distribution of features regarding Extent and Orientation along with the target class.

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Fig 6.

The architecture of the proposed HMC approach showing the voting process for the hybrid classifier.

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Table 3.

The hyperparameters of employed learning techniques.

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Table 4.

Performance analysis of employed machine and deep learning techniques with the proposed technique.

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Comparative analysis of employed machine learning and deep learning models in terms of accuracy and recall.

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Fig 8.

Comparative analysis of employed machine learning and deep learning models in terms of prediction error rate.

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Table 5.

Individual class-vise report of the proposed approach.

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Table 6.

K-fold cross-validation results of employed models.

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Table 7.

Performance analysis of the proposed approach with state-of-the-art studies.

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