Table 2:  Classification of the performance of algorithms on average of more than 20 sections (the number in parentheses represents the standard error).

Datasets

Methods

Training dataset

 

 

 

 

Testing dataset

 

 

# selected descriptors

AC

SE

SP

MCC

AC

Breast

 

MI-BBA_NB

13.65

(0.2497)

0.9653

(0.0031)

0.9878

(0.0029)

0.9852

(0.0048)

0.9562

 (0.0056)

0.9563

(0.0252)

 

BBA

494.95

(0.2528)

0.8317

(0.0307)

0.8507

(0.0285)

0.7856

(0.0549)

0.6156

(0.0729)

0.9143 (0.0383)

 

BGA

401.85

(0.3108)

0.9131

(0.0870)

0.9753

(0.0872)

0.8847

(0.1437)

0.8826

(0.1870)

0.9175

(0.0285)

Leukemia

 

MI-BBA_NA

14.3 (0.2693)

0.9563

(0.0222)

0.9856

(0.0861)

0.9745

(0.0259)

0.9632

(0.0041)

0.9489

(0.0096)

 

BBA

465.95

(0.3086)

0.9000

(0.0789)

0.9222

(0.0750)

0.8682

(0.1496)

0.8830

(0.1749)

0.9116

(0.0506)

 

BGA

397.05 (0.3621)

0.9289

(0.0821)

0.9289

(0.0735)

0.8940

(0.1862)

0.8527

(0.2086)

0.8949

(0.0471)

wisconsin

 

MI-BBA_NB

14.2 (0.2608)

0.9995

(0.0017)

0.9925

(0.0154)

0.9992

(0.0058)

0.9989

(0.0036)

0.9995

(0.0024)

 

BBA

474

(0.2721)

0.9324

(0.0180)

0.9306

(0.0299)

0.9338

(0.0199)

0.8544

(0.0402)

0.9397

(0.0190)

 

BGA

383.55

(0.3021)

0.9548

(0.248)

0.9658

(0.0258)

0.9320

(0.0403)

0.8992

(0.0541)

0.9366

(0.0096)

By comparing the previous implementation between BBA and BGA with the proposed algorithm MI-BBA_NB, it shows us that it has a great ability in terms of accuracy of classification and also efficiency by applying them to four groups of bigdata.