Paul Stober's scientific contributions
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Publication (1)
The Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) curve is a curve presented in a probability scale graph and is used to judge the discrimination ability of various statistical methods for predictive purposes. The area under the ROC curve can be measured and converted to a single quantitative index for diagnostic accuracy. An explicit functional form app...
Citations
... Using a population of 200, at each generation, 200 new offspring are generated, then parents and offspring are merged into one pool before running Pareto-based selection to select the best 200. During evolution, we aim to minimize three fitness objectives: FP Rate, 1−TP Rate and 1−AUC, where AUC is a the area under ROC, calculated using the Mann-Whitney [31] test. ...
