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A first application of machine learning using Random Forest to predict binding affinities shows an increasing of more than 20% in term of Pearson's correlation coefficient in a generic benchmark set with 195 protein-ligand complexes [2].
The machine learning algorithm and traditional regression analysis models had similar c-statistics using ROC curve analysis, but the machine learning algorithm, using random forest, outperformed the traditional regression model when using net reclassification improvement, integrated discrimination improvement, and misclassification tables.
In the second approach we employed machine learning using the Random Forest Algorithm on the same suite of variables and compared these results to those obtained from the simpler step-wise linear regression approach.
In order to do this, we used an ensemble machine-learning method implemented by variable elimination using random forests.
The algorithm learns models of the transition dynamics of a domain using random forests.
We also performed a model-linked upscaling approach using random forest machine learning in addition to the stratify-and-multiply upscaling approach.
Our approach classifies the bacterial strains by phenotype by using Random Forest (RF) machine learning [ 6, 7], identifying which genomic elements are most important for the classification.
Simulations using random forest probability machines are presented.
Recently, Li et al. [ 31] used random forest machine learning algorithm and topology features to identify the functions of protein complexes.
The Colorado PHD researchers used random forest machine-learning methods to comb for links between diet and health.
We used random forest (RF) analysis, a machine learning approach, to progress beyond two-dimensional analyses and integrate the information present in all proteomics classifiers.
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