Decision tree ensembles in biomedical time-series classifaction

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Decision tree ensembles in biomedical time-series classifaction Alan Jović1, Karla Brkić1, Nikola Bogunović1 1 University of Zagreb, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing, Unska 3, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia, E-mail: {alan.jovic, karla.brkic, nikola.bogunovic}@fer.hr Transformations and feature extraction Biomedical time-series Biomedical time-series datasets Transformations: Characteristics: Fourier transform Hilbert transform Wavelet transform Binary class or multiclass From several features to several hundred features Feature vectors numbers vary Very few open, referential datasets available Biomedical time-series prepared datasets Features: Morphological Statistical Frequency Time-frequency Nonlinear + Personal data Difficult results comparison: Different data Different disorders Different classifiers Goal: Demonstrate the potential of decision tree ensembles in biomedical time series classification, compare to SVM – still preliminary results Three datasets Seven classifiers Classification results Arrhythmia dataset (UCI repository) - 13 classes, 279 features, 452 instances AdaBoost+C4.5 (AB) MultiBoost+C4.5 (MB) Random forest (RF) Rotation forest (RTF) SVM SMO-based - Linear - Squared polynomial - Radial HRV-based arrhythmia (PhysioNet, two databases) (HRV) - 9 classes, 230 features, 8843 instances HRV-based heart disorder (PhysioNet, six databases) (CHF) - 3 classes (normal, arrhytmic, CHF), 237 features, 3317 instances Statistically significant win/loss/tie, α=0.05, Student’s paired t-test for 9x10-fold crossvalidation (first 10-fold iteration used for finding optimal model parameters) Conclusion Preliminary results strongly support the use of decision tree ensembles to improve model accuracy in biomedical time-series classification, especially AdaBoost+C4.5 and MultiBoost+C4.5. Further investigations are necessary. Average classification model construction times (in seconds) for the three datasets