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Table 1.

Patient features and their domain.

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Fig 1.

Henry gas solubility bases.

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Fig 2.

Framework of the machine learning models trained and evaluated based one AQO with and without using HGSO to classify patient status outcome.

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Fig 3.

The accuracy for (KNN, RF, C4.5, ANN, SVM and RF-SVM) classifiers with and without using HGSO.

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Table 2.

The accuracy for (KNN, RF, C4.5, ANN, SVM and RF-SVM) classifiers based on HGSO.

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Table 3.

Run parameters.

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Table 4.

Comparison of classification model results.

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Fig 4.

RF-SVM has the largest values of F-measure.

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Fig 5.

RF-SVM based on AQO HGSO sensitivity.

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Table 5.

Results of different parameters of ML classification models.

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Fig 6.

Classification results for different number of pop_size (25–50) for each classifier employed: KNN, RF, C4.5, ANN, SVM, RF-SVM, without HGSO (a) and with HGSO (b).

(a) Results of Classification without HGSO. (b) Results of Classification with HGSO.

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Table 6.

Comparative analysis of machine learning models with different pop sizes.

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Fig 7.

Convergence curve of used algorithms with HGSO over the selected dataset.

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Fig 8.

Convergence curve of used algorithms without HGSO over the selected dataset.

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