Research Article
Hybrid Feature Selection Based Weighted Least Squares Twin Support Vector Machine Approach for Diagnosing Breast Cancer, Hepatitis, and Diabetes
Table 7
Comparison of predictive accuracies of proposed and other classifiers for Breast Cancer.
| Reference | Approach | Predictive accuracy |
| This study | HFS + WLSTSVM (10 × CV) | 98.55% |
Karabatak and Ince [34] | AR + NN | 97.4% |
Chen et al. [31] | GA | 96.99% |
Sousa et al. [51] | Discrete particle swarm optimization | 94% | Akay [29] | FS + SVM (train: 75%-test-25%) | 99.51% | Quinlan [24] | C4.5 (10 × CV) | 94.74% |
Hamilton et al. [26] | RIAC (10 × CV) | 95.00% | Ster and Dobnikar [27] | LDA (10 × CV) | 96.80% |
Polat and Güneş [33, 40] | LS-SVM | 98.53% |
Abonyi and Szeifert [52] | Supervised fuzzy custering | 95.57% |
Goodman et al. [53] | AIRS | 97.20% | Bennett and Blue [54] | SVM (5 × CV) | 97.20% | Şahan et al. [55] | Fuzzy AIS - KNN (10 × CV) | 99.14% |
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