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Table 1.

Brief description of the datasets along with the corresponding number of features, observations, class-wise distributions and sources.

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Fig 1.

Flowchart of the proposed method.

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Table 2.

Classification error rates produced by different methods on various subsets of genes.

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Table 3.

Win-loss table of the methods used.

Total number of wins of the methods on the data sets is given in the last row of the table.

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Fig 2.

Bar-plots of error rates of the proposed and the other classical methods on various subsets for Leukemia dataset.

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Fig 3.

Bar-plots of error rates of the proposed and the other classical methods on various subsets of genes for Colon dataset.

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Fig 4.

Bar-plots of error rates of the proposed and the other classical methods on various subsets of genes for Lungcancer dataset.

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Fig 5.

Bar-plots of error rates of the proposed and the other classical methods on various subsets of genes for Srbct dataset.

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Fig 6.

Bar-plots of error rates of the proposed and the other classical methods on various subsets of genes for DLBCL dataset.

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Fig 7.

Bar-plots of error rates of the proposed and the other classical methods on various subsets of genes for Breast dataset.

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Fig 8.

Bar-plots of error rates of the proposed and the other classical methods on various subsets of genes for TumorC dataset.

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Fig 9.

Bar-plots of error rates of the proposed and the other classical methods on various subsets of genes for Prostate dataset.

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Fig 10.

Box-plots of the error rates produced by random forest, using top 10 features selected by different feature selection methods for Leukemia dataset.

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Fig 11.

Box-plots of the error rates produced by random forest, using top 10 features selected by different feature selection methods for Colon dataset.

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Fig 12.

Box-plots of the error rates produced by random forest, using top 10 features selected by different feature selection methods for Lungcancer dataset.

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Fig 13.

Box-plots of the error rates produced by random forest, using top 10 features selected by different feature selection methods for Srbct dataset.

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Fig 14.

Box-plots of the error rates produced by random forest, using top 10 features selected by different feature selection methods for DLBCL dataset.

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Fig 15.

Box-plots of the error rates produced by random forest, using top 10 features selected by different feature selection methods for Breastcancer dataset.

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Fig 16.

Box-plots of the error rates produced by random forest, using top 10 features selected by different feature selection methods for TumorC dataset.

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Fig 17.

Box-plots of the error rates produced by random forest, using top 10 features selected by different feature selection methods for Prostate dataset.

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Table 4.

Classification error rates produced by different methods on simulated data.

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Fig 18.

Bar-plots of errors produced by different feature selection methods on simulated data having outliers, for various subsets of genes.

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Fig 19.

Bar-plots of errors produced by different feature selection methods on simulated data, having no outliers, for various subsets of genes.

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