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Table 2 Proportion of well-classified patients according to ratio, which reflects eccentricity

From: Importance of data structure in comparing two dimension reduction methods for classification of microarray gene expression data

 

α = π/2

α = π/3

α = π/4

α = π/6

α = 0

ratio = 10

     

   PLS+DA

0.82(0.05)//2

0.81(0.03)//2

0.76(0.03)//2

0.71(0.04)//2

0.59(0.04)//2

   PCA+DA

0.85(0.05)//3

0.81(0.04)//3

0.77(0.05)//3

0.73(0.05)//3

0.59(0.04)//3

   BGA

0.76(0.05)

0.75(0.04)

0.66(0.03)

0.67(0.04)

0.58(0.04)

ratio = 2

     

   PLS+DA

0.68(0.05)//1

0.65(0.04)//1

0.65(0.05)//1

0.65(0.05)//2

0.63(0.05)//1

   PCA+DA

0.69(0.05)//3

0.65(0.04)//3

0.67(0.04)//2

0.65(0.04)//2

0.63(0.04)//2

   BGA

0.67(0.06)

0.62(0.04)

0.64(0.05)

0.65(.04)

0.62(0.05)

ratio = 1

     

   PLS+DA

0.60(0.05)//2

0.62(0.05)//1

0.64(0.05)//2

0.62(0.05)//1

0.61(0.05)//1

   PCA+DA

0.63(0.04)//3

0.63(0.04)//2

0.63(0.05)//2

0.64(0.05)//2

0.63(0.05)//2

   BGA

0.61(0.05)

0.62(0.05)

0.61(0.05)

0.61(0.05)

0.60(0.05)

  1. Mean (Standard deviation)//Median of the optimal number of components over over fifty datasets simulated with a distance between the barycenters dist = 2. PLS: Partial Least Squares – PCA: Principal Components Analysis – DA: Discriminant Analysis.