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Principal Investigator  
Principal Investigator's Name: Minkyu Ahn
Institution: Handong Global University
Department: Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
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Proposed Analysis: Random forest (RF) is not used actively to predict Alzheimer's disease with brain MRIs. Recent studies have reported RF's effectiveness in predict AD, but the test sample sizes were too small to draw any solid conclusions. RF is a bagging ensemble model and has many important advantages, such as robustness to noise, and effective structure for complex multi-modal data and parallel computing, and also provides important features that help investigate biomarkers. Thus, it is timely to compare RF with other learning model methods, including deep learning, particularly with large amount of data.
Additional Investigators  
Investigator's Name: Minseok Song
Proposed Analysis: Random forest (RF) is not used actively to predict Alzheimer's disease with brain MRIs. Recent studies have reported RF's effectiveness in predict AD, but the test sample sizes were too small to draw any solid conclusions. RF is a bagging ensemble model and has many important advantages, such as robustness to noise, and effective structure for complex multi-modal data and parallel computing, and also provides important features that help investigate biomarkers. Thus, it is timely to compare RF with other learning model methods, including deep learning, particularly with large amount of data.