2024
DOI: 10.1016/j.patter.2023.100897
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AlphaML: A clear, legible, explainable, transparent, and elucidative binary classification platform for tabular data

Ahmad Nasimian,
Saleena Younus,
Özge Tatli
et al.
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“…The majority of supervised algorithms exhibited comparable performances, with the exceptions of RANSAC and the Gaussian process which differed ( Figure 2B ). In terms of time efficiency, PCA emerged as the most proficient ( Figure 2C ); however, its performance lagged when evaluated based on the NegLog2RMSL (Nasimian et al, 2024 ) ( Figures 2D , E ). The comparative results suggested that supervised algorithms are relatively more efficient in the imputation process than most unsupervised algorithms, with NMF being the exception.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…The majority of supervised algorithms exhibited comparable performances, with the exceptions of RANSAC and the Gaussian process which differed ( Figure 2B ). In terms of time efficiency, PCA emerged as the most proficient ( Figure 2C ); however, its performance lagged when evaluated based on the NegLog2RMSL (Nasimian et al, 2024 ) ( Figures 2D , E ). The comparative results suggested that supervised algorithms are relatively more efficient in the imputation process than most unsupervised algorithms, with NMF being the exception.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 97%