Optimised Selection of Stroke Biomarker Based on Svm and Information Theory

With the development of molecular biology and gene-engineering technology, gene diagnosis has been an emerging approach for modern life sciences. Biological marker, recognized as the hot topic in the molecular and gene fields, has important values in early diagnosis, malignant tumor stage, treatment...

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Main Authors: Wang Xiang, Shi Wei, Wang Xiao-Cui, Wang Tao
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: EDP Sciences 2017-01-01
Series:ITM Web of Conferences
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1051/itmconf/20171205013
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spelling doaj-68e24341d63947af91e290335ffdd70f2021-02-02T00:54:48ZengEDP SciencesITM Web of Conferences2271-20972017-01-01120501310.1051/itmconf/20171205013itmconf_ita2017_05013Optimised Selection of Stroke Biomarker Based on Svm and Information TheoryWang XiangShi WeiWang Xiao-CuiWang TaoWith the development of molecular biology and gene-engineering technology, gene diagnosis has been an emerging approach for modern life sciences. Biological marker, recognized as the hot topic in the molecular and gene fields, has important values in early diagnosis, malignant tumor stage, treatment and therapeutic efficacy evaluation. So far, the researcher has not found any effective way to predict and distinguish different type of stroke. In this paper, we aim to optimize stroke biomarker and figure out effective stroke detection index based on SVM (support vector machine) and information theory. Through mutual information analysis and principal component analysis to complete the selection of biomarkers and then we use SVM to verify our model. According to the testing data of patients provided by Xuanwu Hospital, we explore the significant markers of the stroke through data analysis. Our model can predict stroke well. Then discuss the effects of each biomarker on the incidence of stroke.https://doi.org/10.1051/itmconf/20171205013
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author Wang Xiang
Shi Wei
Wang Xiao-Cui
Wang Tao
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Shi Wei
Wang Xiao-Cui
Wang Tao
Optimised Selection of Stroke Biomarker Based on Svm and Information Theory
ITM Web of Conferences
author_facet Wang Xiang
Shi Wei
Wang Xiao-Cui
Wang Tao
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title Optimised Selection of Stroke Biomarker Based on Svm and Information Theory
title_short Optimised Selection of Stroke Biomarker Based on Svm and Information Theory
title_full Optimised Selection of Stroke Biomarker Based on Svm and Information Theory
title_fullStr Optimised Selection of Stroke Biomarker Based on Svm and Information Theory
title_full_unstemmed Optimised Selection of Stroke Biomarker Based on Svm and Information Theory
title_sort optimised selection of stroke biomarker based on svm and information theory
publisher EDP Sciences
series ITM Web of Conferences
issn 2271-2097
publishDate 2017-01-01
description With the development of molecular biology and gene-engineering technology, gene diagnosis has been an emerging approach for modern life sciences. Biological marker, recognized as the hot topic in the molecular and gene fields, has important values in early diagnosis, malignant tumor stage, treatment and therapeutic efficacy evaluation. So far, the researcher has not found any effective way to predict and distinguish different type of stroke. In this paper, we aim to optimize stroke biomarker and figure out effective stroke detection index based on SVM (support vector machine) and information theory. Through mutual information analysis and principal component analysis to complete the selection of biomarkers and then we use SVM to verify our model. According to the testing data of patients provided by Xuanwu Hospital, we explore the significant markers of the stroke through data analysis. Our model can predict stroke well. Then discuss the effects of each biomarker on the incidence of stroke.
url https://doi.org/10.1051/itmconf/20171205013
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