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MACHINE LEARNING : methods and applications to brain disorders.

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Language:
English
Physical Description:
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Place of Publication:
[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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ISBN:
9780128157404
0128157402
OCLC:
1128038540
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