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Boosting classification tree-radial basis function network: Application in metabonomics studies
DOI:10.1016/j.chemolab.2019.103829.png)
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In view of the growing complexity of metabolomics datasets, the existing chemometrics is increasingly faced with tremendous challenges. A central task of chemometrics for metabonomics data analysis lies in the informative variable selection, i.e., biomarker discovery. However, until now, limited attention has been paid to the reliability and robustness of biomarker discovery in metabonomics. In the current study, based on the intrinsic advantages of classification tree (CT) in variable selection as well as variable ranking and the properties of boosting in improving the reliability and robustness of a single model, boosting classification tree (BSTCT) was designed for robustly selecting the informative variables. Such an ensemble-based variable selection framework, i.e., BSTCT, iteratively constructed a set of CT classifiers on various weighted versions of the original training set. Each built CT providing the splitting variables and their corresponding rankings, the informative variables were successfully spied via inspecting the variable rankings over all CTs in BSTCT. The identified informative variables then acted as the inputs of RBFN, forming a new classification tool abbreviated as BSTCT-RBFN. A metabonomic dataset from the patients with lung cancer and the healthy controls was used as a case study to validate the performance of BSTCT-RBFN, with CT, support vector machine (SVM), multi-layer perception (MLP), and RBFN as comparisons. The results showed that BSTCT-RBFN can robustly and reliably find a shortlist of differentially expressed metabolites with statistical significance while attain more satisfactory classification accuracy than traditional CT, SVM, MLP, and RBFN.
Keyword:
Metabonomics
Chemometrics
Boosting classification tree
Radial basis function network
Boosting classification tree-radial basis function network
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