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Fig 1.

Different data sources that can be leveraged by WSO-SVM and existing ML algorithms.

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Fig 2.

Pipeline of the proposed method.

Left: model training; Right: model deployment.

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Fig 3.

Biological connection between genetic alterations and imaging-phenotypic features.

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Fig 4.

A graphical illustration of the model formulation of WSO-SVM.

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Fig 5.

Classification performance of WSO-SVM in comparison with the best competing algorithm in each category.

The overall best competing algorithm is highlighted by **.

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Table 1.

Classification performance of EGFR using CV based on biopsy samples.

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Table 2.

Classification performance of PDGFRA using CV based on biopsy samples.

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Table 3.

Classification performance of PTEN using CV based on biopsy samples.

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Fig 6.

Contributions of MRI contrast images to the classification of (a) EGFR, (b) PDGFRA, and (c) PTEN, by WSO-SVM.

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Fig 7.

EGFR & PDGFRA prediction map (left column) and PTEN prediction map (right column) in tumoral AOI for four patients (rows). Yellow dots represent biopsy samples whose predicted gene statuses by WSO-SVM are reported underneath the maps (all predictions are correct).

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