Research Article

Evaluating the Performance of Feature Selection Methods Using Huge Big Data: A Monte Carlo Simulation Approach

Table 1

Variable selection under multicollinearity from Monte Carlo Simulation.

Models = 0.25, P = 50 = 0.25, P = 70
n = 80/160/320PotencyGaugePotencyGauge

MCP1/1/10.04/0.02/0.020.99/1/10.05/0.02/0.01
E-SCAD1/1/10.12/0.10/0.101/1/10.11/0.10/0.09
AEnet0.99/1/10.01/0/00.99/1/10.02/0/0
Autometrics0.99/1/10.04/0.01/0.010.99/1/10.04/0.01/0.01
n = 80/160/320∑ = 0.50, P = 50∑ = 0.50, P = 70
MCP0.99/1/10.06/0.02/0.010.99/1/10.09/0.01/0.01
E-SCAD1/1/10.10/0.07/0.060.99/1/10.09/0.06/0.06
AEnet0.99/1/10/0/00.99/1/10/0/0
Autometrics0.99/1/10.02/0.01/0.010.98/1/10.06/0.01/0.01
n = 80/160/320∑ = 0.90, P = 50∑ = 0.90, P = 70
MCP0.68/0.94/0.990.19/0.22/0.090.59/0.92/0.990.16/0.23/0.09
E-SCAD0.91/0.98/0.990.13/0.09/0.030.89/0.98/0.990.12/0.09/0.03
AEnet0.93/0.98/0.990/0/00.91/0.98/0.990/0/0
Autometrics0.63/0.89/0.990.06/0.02/0.020.61/0.87/0.990.17/0.03/0.01