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Table 2 Overview of hyperparameter tuning in CMA.

From: CMA – a comprehensive Bioconductor package for supervised classification with high dimensional data

Method

Name in CMA

Range

Signification

gbmCMA

n.trees

1, 2,...

number of base learners (decision trees)

LassoCMA

norm.fraction

[0;1]

relative bound imposed on the ℓ1 norm on the weight vector

knnCMA

k

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number of nearest neighbours

nnetCMA

size

1, 2, ...

number of units in the hidden layer

scdaCMA

delta

+

shrinkage towards zero applied to the centroids

svmCMA

cost

+

cost: controls the violations of the margin of the hyperplane

 

gamma

+

controls the width of the Gaussian kernel (if used)

  1. The first column gives the method name, whereas the name of the hyperparameter in the CMA package is given in the second column. The third column gives the range of the parameter and the fourth column its signification.