A naive Bayes model for cancer classification using a set of documents

Last update: Nov 24, 2021

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Overview

Naivebayes text classifcation model for cancer and noncancer documents

Author: Alex King

Purpose
Requirements/files included
How to use

1. Purpose

The Purpose of this program is to read in from csv files containing two columns:

                    Document | classifcation
                    xxxxxx   | cancer/nocancer
                    xxxxxx   | cancer/nocancer
                    xxxxxx   | cancer/nocancer

This program uses the data to read into classes containing each documents one file is used as the training set, and the other as the testing set. Each set goes through the same tokenization. From there one is trained and the other is tested.

2. Requirements/files used

* python3 * numpy library - for calculating log * pandas library - for reading in csv files * main.py and naivesbayes.py * stopwords.txt - list of stop words * Scoring.docx - list of scoring for precsion, Recall, F-score

3. How to use

This program has 3 modes of operation for tokenizing your sets:

                $python3 main.py -train 1 -test 1

This first command will execute std tokenization on training set 1 and test set 1. To change which training set just change the 1 into a 2.

                $python3 main.py -train 2 -test 1

#NOTE do not change testing set number leave it as 1 it was intended for multiple testing sets

For binary:

                $python3 main.py -train # -test 1 -b

For stopwords:

                $python3 main.py -train # -test 1 -s

For both stopwords and binary:

                $python3 main.py -train # -test 1 -b -s

A naive Bayes model for cancer classification using a set of documents

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Overview

Naivebayes text classifcation model for cancer and noncancer documents

Author: Alex King

1. Purpose

2. Requirements/files used

3. How to use

Owner

Alex W King

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