From our evaluations, it is clear that the sparse logistic regression with the L1/2 penalty achieves higher classification accuracy than those of ordinary L1 and elastic net regularization approaches, while fewer but informative genes are selected. This is an important consideration for screening and diagnostic applications, where the goal is often to develop an accurate test using as few features as possible in order to control cost. Therefore, the sparse logistic regression with the L1/2 penalty is effective technique for gene selection in real classification problems.
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