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exprso: an R-package for the rapid implementation of machine learning algorithms
Thomas Quinn1, Daniel Tylee2, Stephen Glatt2
1Bioinformatics Core Research Facility, Deakin University, Victoria, Australia.
F1000Research
|March 27, 2018
Summary
The R package exprso simplifies machine learning for scientists. It provides an intuitive suite for building accurate models from high-dimensional data, even for non-expert programmers.
Area of Science:
- Computational biology
- Bioinformatics
- Data science
Background:
- Machine learning is crucial in scientific research.
- Non-expert programmers face challenges implementing complex machine learning pipelines.
- Accurate and generalizable models are essential for scientific discovery.
Purpose of the Study:
- Introduce exprso, an R package designed for non-expert programmers.
- Provide an intuitive machine learning suite for high-dimensional data classification.
- Simplify the implementation of elaborate machine learning workflows.
Main Methods:
- Developed an object-oriented framework in R.
- Encapsulated common analytical methods into interchangeable modules.
- Included modules for feature selection, classification, parameter tuning, cross-validation, and prediction.
Main Results:
- exprso facilitates the classification of high-dimensional data.
- The package supports advanced techniques like Monte Carlo and nested cross-validation.
- It enables multi-class classification and continuous outcome prediction.
Conclusions:
- exprso lowers the barrier for non-expert programmers to utilize advanced machine learning.
- The package enhances the development of accurate and generalizable models in scientific investigations.
- exprso offers a flexible and comprehensive solution for diverse machine learning tasks.
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