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MACHINE LEARNING : methods and applications to brain disorders.
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- [Place of publication not identified] : ELSEVIER ACADEMIC PRESS, 2019.
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- Contents:
- Part 1
- 1 Introduction to machine learning / Sandra Vieira and Walter Hugo Lopez Pinaya and Andrea Mechelli
- 1.2 From human learning to machine learning p. 2
- 1.3 What is machine learning? p. 4
- 1.4 How is machine learning relevant to brain disorders? p. 5
- 1.5 Different types of machine learning p. 9
- 2 Main concepts in machine learning / Sandra Vieira and Walter Hugo Lopez Pinaya and Andrea Mechelli
- 2.2 Problem formulation p. 22
- 2.3 Data preparation p. 23
- 2.4 Feature engineering p. 23
- 2.5 Model training p. 28
- 2.6 Model evaluation p. 36
- 2.7 Post hoc analysis p. 41
- 3 Applications of machine learning to brain disorders / Cristina Scarpazza and Lea Baecker and Sandra Vieira and Andrea Mechelli
- 3.2 Why are people interested in machine learning? p. 45
- 3.3 What are the main challenges in machine learning studies of psychiatric and neurological disorders? p. 50
- 3.4 How good is good enough? p. 55
- 3.5 Is machine learning ready to be applied in psychiatry and neurology? p. 57
- 3.6 Future directions and concluding remarks p. 59
- Part 2
- 4 Linear regression / Thomas M.H. Hope
- 4.2 Method description p. 69
- 4.3 Applications to brain disorders p. 74
- 5 Linear methods for classification / Andre F. Marquand and Seyed Mostafa Kia
- 5.2 Method description p. 85
- 5.3 Applications to brain disorders p. 91
- 6 Support vector machine / Derek A. Pisner and David M. Schnyer
- 6.2 Method description p. 102
- 6.3 Applications to brain disorders p. 109
- 7 Support vector regression / Fan Zhang and Lauren J. O'Donnell
- 7.2 Method description p. 125
- 7.3 Applications to brain disorders p. 131
- 8 Multiple kernel learning / Letizia Squarcina and Umberto Castellani and Paolo Brambilla
- 8.2 Method description p. 143
- 8.3 Applications to brain disorders p. 148
- 9 Deep neural networks / Sandra Vieira and Walter Hugo Lopez Pinaya and Rafael Garcia-Dias and Andrea Mechelli
- 9.2 Method description p. 159
- 9.3 Applications to brain disorders p. 166
- 10 Convolutional neural networks / Walter Hugo Lopez Pinaya and Sandra Vieira and Rafael Garcia-Dias and Andrea Mechelli
- 10.2 Method description p. 175
- 10.3 Applications to brain disorders p. 184
- 11 Autoencoders / Walter Hugo Lopez Pinaya and Sandra Vieira and Rafael Garcia-Dias and Andrea Mechelli
- 11.2 Method description p. 194
- 11.3 Applications to brain disorders p. 201
- 12 Principal component analysis / Ferath Kherif and Adeliya Latypova
- 12.2 Method description p. 212
- 12.3 Applications to brain disorders p. 218
- 13 Clustering analysis / Rafael Garcia-Dias and Sandra Vieira and Walter Hugo Lopez Pinaya and Andrea Mechelli
- 13.2 Method description p. 230
- 13.3 Applications to brain disorders p. 240
- Part 3
- 14 Dealing with missing data, small sample sizes, and heterogeneity in machine learning studies of brain disorders / Rajat M. Thomas and Willem Bruin and Paul Zhutovsky and Guido van Wingen
- 14.2 Data simulation p. 251
- 14.3 Algorithms and procedures p. 253
- 15 Working with high-dimensional feature spaces: the example of voxel-wise encoding models / Mohammad Babakmehr and Ghislain St-Yves and Thomas Naselaris
- 15.2 Voxel-wise encoding- modeling p. 268
- 15.3 Applications to brain disorders p. 278
- 16 Multimodal integration / Sandra Vieira and Walter Hugo Lopez Pinaya and Rafael Garcia-Dias and Andrea Mechelli
- 16.2 Early multimodal data integration: data fusion p. 287
- 16.3 Intermediate multimodal integration: kernel-based methods and deep learning p. 291
- 16.4 Late multimodal integration: ensemble methods p. 294
- 16.5 Application to brain disorders p. 296
- 17 Bias, noise, and interpretability in machine learning: from measurements to features / Hugo Schnack
- 17.2 Main sources of bias and noise in machine learning p. 309
- 17.3 Data processing p. 311
- 17.4 Applications to brain disorders p. 318
- 18 Ethical issues in the application of machine learning to brain disorders / Philipp Kellmeyer
- 18.2 Applications of machine learning to brain disorders p. 330
- 18.3 Ethical tensions from using machine learning in brain disorders p. 331
- Part 4
- 19 A step-by-step tutorial on how to build a machine learning model / Sandra Vieira and Rafael Garcia-Dias and Walter Hugo Lopez Pinaya
- 19.2 Installing Python and main libraries p. 344
- 19.3 How to read this chapter p. 345
- 19.4 Using brain morphometry to classify patients with schizophrenia and healthy controls p. 345.
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- 0128157402
- OCLC:
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