access icon free A Layered Co-evolution Based Rough Feature Selection Using Adaptive Neighborhood Radius Hierarchy and Its Application in 3D-MRI

As the conventional feature selection algorithms are prone to the poor running efficiency in largescale datasets with interacting features, this paper aims at proposing a novel rough feature selection algorithm whose innovation centers on the layered co-evolutionary strategy with neighborhood radius hierarchy. This hierarchy can adapt the rough feature scales among different layers as well as produce the reasonable decompositions through exploiting any correlation and interdependency among feature subsets. Both neighborhood interaction within layer and neighborhood cascade between layers are adopted to implement the interactive optimization of neighborhood radius matrix, so that both the optimal rough feature selection subsets and their global optimal set are obtained efficiently. Our experimental results substantiate the proposed algorithm can achieve better effectiveness, accuracy and applicability than some traditional feature selection algorithms.

Inspec keywords: biomedical MRI; medical image processing; feature selection

Other keywords: neighborhood cascade; interactive optimization; layered coevolution based rough feature selection; global optimal set; neighborhood interaction; adaptive neighborhood radius hierarchy; 3D-MRI

Subjects: Biology and medical computing; Medical magnetic resonance imaging and spectroscopy; Patient diagnostic methods and instrumentation; Biomedical magnetic resonance imaging and spectroscopy; Optical, image and video signal processing; Computer vision and image processing techniques

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