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. 2014 Jan 29;2014:327306. doi: 10.1155/2014/327306

Table 2.

Some representative prediction methods and classifiers with their used features. The informative features are explained in Table 1.

Methods Classifier Features
ARTS [16] SVM B2, E5, E13
CorePromoter [20] Stepwise strategy B1, B6, C
CoreBoost [23] LogitBoost algorithm with decision trees A1, B1, B9, B10, C, D, E2
CoreBoost_HM [22] Hidden Markov model A1, B1, B9, B10, C, D, E2, F
CpGcluster [13] Distance-based algorithm D
CpGProD [14] A generalized linear model D
DragonGSF [12] Artificial neural network B9
DragonPF [15] Artificial neural network D
EP3 [28] Analysis approach E3–18
Eponine [34] Relevance vector machine B1
FSPP [41] SVM E4–6, E10–17
FirstEF [18] Decision tree B4, D
Fuzzy-AIRS [40] Artificial immune recognition system A1
GDZE [6] Fisher's linear discriminant algorithm A1–5, E7
GSD-FLD [6] Fisher's linear discriminant algorithm A1–4
HMM-SA [33] Hidden Markov model, simulated annealing F
McPromoter [51] Artificial neural network,
hidden Markov model
E3–6, E8–17
NNPP2.2 [37] Artificial neural network B1, B4
Nscan [52] Hidden Markov model,
Bayesian networks
B2–5
Prom-Machine [39] SVM A1 (128 top-ranked 4-mer motifs)
PromPredict [53] A scoring function and threshold values A10, B12, E1, E7, E9, E17
Promoter 2.0 [19] Neural networks and genetic algorithms B1, B4, B9, B10
PromoterExplorer [8] AdaBoost algorithm A1, A6, D
PromoterInspector [54] Context analysis approach A1
PromoterScan [55] Linear discriminant analysis B1, C
ProSOM [30] Artificial neural network E5, E7
PSPA [9] Probabilistic model A1, A7
TSSW [56] Linear discriminant function B1
vw Z-curve [7] Partial least squares A5
Wu method [10] Linear discriminant analysis A3–5, A7, A8