Illustrative test cases for Tabular Classification
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Illustrative test cases for Tabular Classification#
Gene expression cancer RNA sequence#
This is a classification data set that comes with the NeurEco installation. It is a collection of data that is part of the RNA-Seq (HiSeq) PANCAN data set, it is a random extraction of gene expressions (giving \(20531\) input features), of patients having different types of tumors (\(5\) output features): BRCA, KIRC, COAD, LUAD and PRAD. Each input is given a dummy name (gene_xx), while the targets are the cancer classes: BRCA, KIRC, COAD, LUAD and PRAD.
The test case is provided with the following files:
Training data set:
x_train_0.csv: the training inputs file - part 1, containing \(320\) samples
y_train_0.csv: the training targets file - part 1
x_train_1.csv: the training inputs file - part 2, containing \(320\) samples
y_train_1.csv: the training targets file - part 2
testing data set:
x_test.csv: the testing inputs file, containing \(161\) samples
y_test.csv: the testing targets file
Wall following robot#
This is a classification data set that comes with the NeurEco installation. The goal is to choose between four possible moves needed for a robot to avoid collision based on the reading of 24 ultrasound sensors.
24 input features:
US1: ultrasound sensor at the front of the robot (reference angle: 180°) - (numeric: real)
US2: ultrasound reading (reference angle: -165°) - (numeric: real)
US3: ultrasound reading (reference angle: -150°) - (numeric: real)
US4: ultrasound reading (reference angle: -135°) - (numeric: real)
US5: ultrasound reading (reference angle: -120°) - (numeric: real)
US6: ultrasound reading (reference angle: -105°) - (numeric: real)
US7: ultrasound reading (reference angle: -90°) - (numeric: real)
US8: ultrasound reading (reference angle: -75°) - (numeric: real)
US9: ultrasound reading (reference angle: -60°) - (numeric: real)
US10: ultrasound reading (reference angle: -45°) - (numeric: real)
US11: ultrasound reading (reference angle: -30°) - (numeric: real)
US12: ultrasound reading (reference angle: -15°) - (numeric: real)
US13: reading of ultrasound sensor situated at the back of the robot (reference angle: 0°) - (numeric: real)
US14: ultrasound reading (reference angle: 15°) - (numeric: real)
US15: ultrasound reading (reference angle: 30°) - (numeric: real)
US16: ultrasound reading (reference angle: 45°) - (numeric: real)
US17: ultrasound reading (reference angle: 60°) - (numeric: real)
US18: ultrasound reading (reference angle: 75°) - (numeric: real)
US19: ultrasound reading (reference angle: 90°) - (numeric: real)
US20: ultrasound reading (reference angle: 105°) - (numeric: real)
US21: ultrasound reading (reference angle: 120°) - (numeric: real)
US22: ultrasound reading (reference angle: 135°) - (numeric: real)
US23: ultrasound reading (reference angle: 150°) - (numeric: real)
US24: ultrasound reading (reference angle: 165°) - (numeric: real)
The output features are represented by classes:
Move-Forward
Slight-Right-Turn
Sharp-Right-Turn
Slight-Left-Turn
The data set and more detailed description can be found here: Kaggle: Wall Following Robot.
This test case is provided with the following files:
Training data set containing \(4364\) samples:
x_train.csv: training inputs file
y_train.csv: training targets file
testing data set containing \(1092\) samples:
x_test.csv: testing inputs file
y_test.csv: testing targets file