Predicting local malaria exposure using a Lasso-based two-level cross validation algorithm.
Recent studies have highlighted the importance of local environmental factors to determine the fine-scale heterogeneity of malaria transmission and exposure to the vector. In this work, we compare a classical GLM model with backward selection with different versions of an automatic LASSO-based algor...
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doaj-7f059ea5e4e64d22b0eafc763c5964272020-11-24T22:05:32ZengPublic Library of Science (PLoS)PLoS ONE1932-62032017-01-011210e018723410.1371/journal.pone.0187234Predicting local malaria exposure using a Lasso-based two-level cross validation algorithm.Bienvenue KouwayeFabrice RossiNoël FontonAndré GarciaSimplice Dossou-GbétéMahouton Norbert HounkonnouGilles CottrellRecent studies have highlighted the importance of local environmental factors to determine the fine-scale heterogeneity of malaria transmission and exposure to the vector. In this work, we compare a classical GLM model with backward selection with different versions of an automatic LASSO-based algorithm with 2-level cross-validation aiming to build a predictive model of the space and time dependent individual exposure to the malaria vector, using entomological and environmental data from a cohort study in Benin. Although the GLM can outperform the LASSO model with appropriate engineering, the best model in terms of predictive power was found to be the LASSO-based model. Our approach can be adapted to different topics and may therefore be helpful to address prediction issues in other health sciences domains.http://europepmc.org/articles/PMC5663424?pdf=render |
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Bienvenue Kouwaye Fabrice Rossi Noël Fonton André Garcia Simplice Dossou-Gbété Mahouton Norbert Hounkonnou Gilles Cottrell Predicting local malaria exposure using a Lasso-based two-level cross validation algorithm. PLoS ONE |
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Bienvenue Kouwaye Fabrice Rossi Noël Fonton André Garcia Simplice Dossou-Gbété Mahouton Norbert Hounkonnou Gilles Cottrell |
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Predicting local malaria exposure using a Lasso-based two-level cross validation algorithm. |
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Predicting local malaria exposure using a Lasso-based two-level cross validation algorithm. |
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Predicting local malaria exposure using a Lasso-based two-level cross validation algorithm. |
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Predicting local malaria exposure using a Lasso-based two-level cross validation algorithm. |
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Predicting local malaria exposure using a Lasso-based two-level cross validation algorithm. |
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predicting local malaria exposure using a lasso-based two-level cross validation algorithm. |
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Recent studies have highlighted the importance of local environmental factors to determine the fine-scale heterogeneity of malaria transmission and exposure to the vector. In this work, we compare a classical GLM model with backward selection with different versions of an automatic LASSO-based algorithm with 2-level cross-validation aiming to build a predictive model of the space and time dependent individual exposure to the malaria vector, using entomological and environmental data from a cohort study in Benin. Although the GLM can outperform the LASSO model with appropriate engineering, the best model in terms of predictive power was found to be the LASSO-based model. Our approach can be adapted to different topics and may therefore be helpful to address prediction issues in other health sciences domains. |
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