How can i do leave-one-out for classification?
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Hi
I have 110 stack of images (110 different patients), and I have extracted each patients features which is a matrix (2,400,000 x 135) and the ground truth (labels) for each (2400000 X 1). The task that I am doing is classifying each pixel. I have saved these images in two cells (here i have brought only three patients for simplicity):
featCell=1x3 cell (2,400,000 x 135 inside each cell)
lbcell=1x3 cell (2400000 X 1 inside each cell)
I want to do feature selection and then classification with knn classifier. Beside I want to apply leave-one-out cross validation (take one patient out as test and the rest two patients as train). I do not know how to do leave-one-out for these cells? If I save in matrix, it is not possible since I have millions of rows. My questions are as follows:
- What data structure is proper for saving this high amount of data? Is is good to save in cell as I have already done?
- how to do feature selection on these feature cells? because I do not have all of them is one matrix.
- I did these part, but I do not know hoe to proceed for feature selection and later for classification using LOO.
N=length(featCell);
M=1;
for i=1:length(featCell)
[Train, Test] = crossvalind('LeaveMOut', N, M);
Train_ind = find(Train); % finding the indices of those cells for training
Test_ind=find(Test); % finding the indices of those cells for validation
%%%I do not what to do here???
end
4. How to do leave-one-out cross validation on these cells and send it to the classifier?
Could someone please guide me? Thanks
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Matthew Taliaferro
el 23 de Mayo de 2017
I'm unsure what you are asking, but maybe the functions
cvpartition() and/or crossval()
are what you're looking for?
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