Ensemble of subspace discriminant classifiers for schistosomal liver fibrosis staging in mice microscopic images

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Schistosomiasis is one of the dangerous parasitic diseases that affect the liver tissues leading to liver fibrosis. Such disease has several levels, which indicate the degree of fibrosis severity. To assess the fibrosis level for diagnosis and treatment, the microscopic images of the liver tissues were examined at their different stages. In the present work, an automated staging method is proposed to classify the statistical extracted features from each fibrosis stage using an ensemble classifier, namely the subspace ensemble using linear discriminant learning scheme. The performance of the subspace/discriminant ensemble classifier was compared to other ensemble combinations, namely the boosted/trees ensemble, bagged/trees ensemble, subspace/KNN ensemble, and the RUSBoosted/trees ensemble. The simulation results established the superiority of the proposed subspace/discriminant ensemble with 90% accuracy compared to the other ensemble classifiers.

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Ashour, A. S., Guo, Y., Hawas, A. R., & Xu, G. (2018). Ensemble of subspace discriminant classifiers for schistosomal liver fibrosis staging in mice microscopic images. Health Information Science and Systems, 6(1). https://doi.org/10.1007/s13755-018-0059-8

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