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Hiromasa Kaneko

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ACS Omega|March 21, 2022
Genetic Algorithm-Based Partial Least-Squares with Only the First Component for Model InterpretationHiromasa Kaneko
Heliyon|July 1, 2021
Examining variable selection methods for the predictive performance of regression models and the proportion of selected variables and selected random variablesHiromasa Kaneko
Molecular Informatics|September 28, 2018
Data Visualization, Regression, Applicability Domains and Inverse Analysis Based on Generative Topographic MappingHiromasa Kaneko
Analytical Science Advances|May 8, 2024
Cross-validated permutation feature importance considering correlation between featuresHiromasa Kaneko
ACS Omega|March 18, 2024
Evaluation and Optimization Methods for Applicability Domain Methods and Their Hyperparameters, Considering the Prediction Performance of Machine Learning ModelsHiromasa Kaneko
Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling|February 10, 2018
Discussion on Regression Methods Based on Ensemble Learning and Applicability Domains of Linear SubmodelsHiromasa Kaneko
ACS Omega|June 26, 2023
Molecular Descriptors, Structure Generation, and Inverse QSAR/QSPR Based on SELFIESHiromasa Kaneko
Analytical Science Advances|May 8, 2024
Estimation and visualization of process states using latent variable models based on Gaussian processHiromasa Kaneko
Analytical Sciences : the International Journal of the Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry|June 1, 2026
A general framework for extrapolation-aware prediction reliability in forward and inverse analyses of Gaussian mixture regression modelsHiromasa Kaneko
Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling|October 24, 2018
Sparse Generative Topographic Mapping for Both Data Visualization and ClusteringHiromasa Kaneko
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ACS Omega|March 21, 2022
Genetic Algorithm-Based Partial Least-Squares with Only the First Component for Model InterpretationHiromasa Kaneko
Heliyon|July 1, 2021
Examining variable selection methods for the predictive performance of regression models and the proportion of selected variables and selected random variablesHiromasa Kaneko
Molecular Informatics|September 28, 2018
Data Visualization, Regression, Applicability Domains and Inverse Analysis Based on Generative Topographic MappingHiromasa Kaneko
Analytical Science Advances|May 8, 2024
Cross-validated permutation feature importance considering correlation between featuresHiromasa Kaneko
ACS Omega|March 18, 2024
Evaluation and Optimization Methods for Applicability Domain Methods and Their Hyperparameters, Considering the Prediction Performance of Machine Learning ModelsHiromasa Kaneko
Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling|February 10, 2018
Discussion on Regression Methods Based on Ensemble Learning and Applicability Domains of Linear SubmodelsHiromasa Kaneko
ACS Omega|June 26, 2023
Molecular Descriptors, Structure Generation, and Inverse QSAR/QSPR Based on SELFIESHiromasa Kaneko
Analytical Science Advances|May 8, 2024
Estimation and visualization of process states using latent variable models based on Gaussian processHiromasa Kaneko
Analytical Sciences : the International Journal of the Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry|June 1, 2026
A general framework for extrapolation-aware prediction reliability in forward and inverse analyses of Gaussian mixture regression modelsHiromasa Kaneko
Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling|October 24, 2018
Sparse Generative Topographic Mapping for Both Data Visualization and ClusteringHiromasa Kaneko
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