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Сравнение эффективности ядер SVM-классификатора для различения пола на основе структурных коннектом

С. 1–13.
Додонова Ю., Петров Д., Zhukov L. E.

Comparison of the kernel effectiveness of SVM classifier to distinguish gender based on the structural connectome

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Keywords: метод опорных векторовBrain networksSVMядерные методы на графахсетевые структуры мозга

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"Информационные технологии и системы 2015" 39-я междисциплинарная школа-конференция 7 – 11 сентября, Олимпийская деревня, Сочи, Россия
"Информационные технологии и системы 2015" 39-я междисциплинарная школа-конференция 7 – 11 сентября, Олимпийская деревня, Сочи, Россия
St. Petersburg: Институт проблем передачи информации им. А.А. Харкевича РАН, 2015.
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