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In this report, we show examples of tables and plots that can be used for summarizing performances obtained by benchmarking different FS methods by running run_pipeline.ipynb or run_pipeline.py. Here, some plots are generated specifically from the LogisticRegression classifier. This classifier can be easily changed by modifying the parameter clf_to_display.
2 Feature selection summary
2.1 Preprocessing flowchart
The flowchart below summarizes the preprocessing steps applied to the dataset before feature selection.
2.2 Robustness of selected features
The following table summarizes the selection frequencies of individual features. The “Num methods” column indicates how many feature selection (FS) methods selected a feature in more than 50% of the resamples. The remaining columns show the selection frequencies for individual FS methods. The pink highlighting indicates that the feature was selected when applying the FS method to the full (apparent) set. Below is a summary of the feature selection methods parameters.
Feature Selection Methods
Lasso
scoring: roc_auc
n_splits_cv: 5
mRMR
p t-test 0.05 adjust
threshold: 0.05
adjust: True
p logistic 0.05 adjust
threshold: 0.05
adjust: True
All features, no selection
Code
Num methods
Lasso
mRMR
p t-test 0.05 adjust
p logistic 0.05 adjust
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2.3 Size of selected feature subsets
3 Performances across different models
Two types of calculation were used here for the metric plotted on the y axis. The first one follows the approach described in the literature, where the mean \(\theta_{632+}\) is used to compute the final corrected score. The result of this calculation is a single value for each of the feature selection methods.
The second type of calculation involves computing the corrected score separately for each resample dataset using individual value of \(\theta_{632+}\), not the mean one. The result of this calculation is a set containing \(B\) optimism-corrected values, which allows to assess metric variability without running additional time-demanding experiments needed for confidence intervals calculation.
The point estimate and the mean of individual metrics are not identical, but they are generally very similar. It can therefore be said that these two ways of calculation yield equivalent results.
3.1 AUC vs stability
3.2 AUC vs PPV
3.3 All models
Below is a summary of the classifiers parameters.
Classifiers
LogisticRegression
C: 1.0
penalty: l2
solver: lbfgs
max_iter: 100
multi_class: auto
l1_ratio: None
RandomForestClassifier
n_estimators: 100
max_depth: 2
min_samples_leaf: 40
max_features: 0.7
min_samples_split: 2
GradientBoostingClassifier
n_estimators: 100
max_depth: 2
min_samples_leaf: 40
max_features: 0.7
min_samples_split: 2
subsample: 0.7
learning_rate: 0.1
Several classifiers and FS methods were benchmarked, resulting in 15 FS method/classifier pairs. The interactive barplot below compares optimism-corrected metrics across all model pairs. You can click on the legend to show/hide specific pairs and hover over bars for detailed values.
In the table below, you can select a specific FS method or classifier using the search box and/or sort the models by a chosen metric.
Method
Classifier
Stability
Mean #
AUC app
AUC corr
AUC OOB
AUC OOB SD
PPV app
PPV corr
PPV OOB
PPV OOB SD
ACC app
ACC corr
ACC OOB
ACC OOB SD
SE app
SE corr
SE OOB
SE OOB SD
SP app
SP corr
SP OOB
SP OOB SD
NPV app
NPV corr
NPV OOB
NPV OOB SD
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