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  1. LSTM-COX-CODE LSTM-COX-CODE Public

    The source code is an implementation of our method described in the paper "Survival Analysis of Breast Cancer Utilizing Integrated Features with Ordinal Cox Model and Auxiliary Loss".

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  2. Bioimage-based-Prediction-of-Protein-Subcellular-Location-in-Human-Tissue-with-bp_neral_network Bioimage-based-Prediction-of-Protein-Subcellular-Location-in-Human-Tissue-with-bp_neral_network Public

    To prove the efficacy of SAE-RF method proposed, we need to compare the result with an equivalent neural network. So, we designed this bp_neral_network to verify our proposed metod.

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  3. bp_neral_network_for_Bioimage_based_Prediction bp_neral_network_for_Bioimage_based_Prediction Public

    To prove the efficacy of SAE-RF method proposed, we need to compare the result with an equivalent neural network. So, we designed this bp_neral_network to verify our proposed metod.

    MATLAB

  4. CAFFE_CNN_for_Bioimage_based_Prediction CAFFE_CNN_for_Bioimage_based_Prediction Public

    we designed this end-to-end CNN code in CAFFE to compare our proposed metod.

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  5. SAE-RF-CODE SAE-RF-CODE Public

    The source code is an implementation of our method described in the paper "Bioimage-based Prediction of Protein Subcellular Location in Human Tissue with Ensemble Features and Deep Networks".

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  6. SAE-RF-CODE-data SAE-RF-CODE-data Public

    the collection of 2,413 IHC bioimages, containing 21 proteins related to 46 normal human tissues, generated from the HPA served as our benchmark dataset.