Clinical
data analysis is of fundamental importance, as classifications and detailed
characterizations of diseases help physicians decide suitable management for
patients, individually. In our study, we adopt diffusion maps to embed the data
into corresponding lower dimensional representation, which integrate the
information of potentially nonlinear progressions of the diseases. To deal with
nonuniformaity of the data, we also consider an alternative distance measure
based on the estimated local density. Performance of this modification is
assessed using artificially generated data. Another clinical dataset that
comprises metabolite concentrations measured with magnetic resonance
spectroscopy was also classified. The algorithm shows improved results compared
with conventional Euclidean distance measure.
Website: https://www.arjonline.org/biosciences/american-research-journal-of-biosciences/
Website: https://www.arjonline.org/biosciences/american-research-journal-of-biosciences/
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