论文信息 - Genetic Programming for classification of brain tumours from Nuclear Magnetic Resonance biopsy

Genetic Programming for classification of brain tumours from Nuclear Magnetic Resonance biopsy

1 ABSTRACT Genetic Programming is used to classify tumours based on 1 H Nuclear Magnetic Resonance spectra. Analysis of such data would ideally give not only a classification result but also indicate which parts of the spectra are driving the classification. Experiments on a database of variables from human brain 1

C. Arús | R. Maxwell | I. M. onez-Perez

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