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Thursday, June 4
Practice and Applications
Practice and Applications 2
Thu, Jun 4, 1:20 PM - 2:55 PM
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SVM Model for Blood Cell Classification Using Interpretable Features Outperforms CNN-Based Approaches (308217)

Presentation

*William Franz Lamberti, George Mason University 

Keywords: Shape Classification, Blood Cell, Machine Learning Applications

This paper presents a competitive solution for blood cell classification using support vector machines with a polynomial kernel with interpretable features. This approach was able to achieve an overall classification rate of about 98\% and outperformed convolutional neural network based approaches by about 5\%. Furthermore, by using variables which have a clear meaning, we can create a model which is far more interpretable than its convolution neural network counterparts. The paper and code is available at https://github.com/billyl320/bccd_svm.