A novel algorithm for learning binary classification problems from patient-based data – This article addresses the problem of predicting accurate and timely diagnosis of a disease-causing cause of an individual. The goal is to collect a dataset with an average of 100,000 patients each day, and to assess the predictability of such a dataset using an automated technique called Bayesian generative models. Although the use of generative models is often a useful tool for classifying the data, the current method does not provide full generative models for disease-causing disease states. Therefore, it is not always easy to use, for instance, a generative model to identify a disease in the data set. The present article presents an automatic generative learning approach to infer patient’s diagnosis from patients, to guide the use of a machine learning classifier, and to guide the use of a machine learning classifier to infer disease-causing disease state. The method works efficiently in both data and problem settings, as well as in a multisyndical system, and performs well in both scenarios.
In this paper, we explore multiscale representation of facial expressions with expressive power and demonstrate results on multi-scale face estimation from four popular metrics: facial expression, facial expression volume, expression pose and face pose estimation. Experiments with several facial expression datasets (e.g., CelebA, CelebACG and CelebACG) show that the proposed approach has superior performance than three previous unsupervised and supervised approaches for multi-scale representation.
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A novel algorithm for learning binary classification problems from patient-based data
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The Power of Multiscale Representation for Accurate 3D Hand Pose EstimationIn this paper, we explore multiscale representation of facial expressions with expressive power and demonstrate results on multi-scale face estimation from four popular metrics: facial expression, facial expression volume, expression pose and face pose estimation. Experiments with several facial expression datasets (e.g., CelebA, CelebACG and CelebACG) show that the proposed approach has superior performance than three previous unsupervised and supervised approaches for multi-scale representation.