I'm working with a data set similar to horseracing problem (it's
actually a healthcare problem) in which I've got a groups (sets) of 8
proteins. I trying to predict the final order of the proteins, so in
many ways it's a horserace type problem.
My question is a design one. Is there any way to input the set of
protein (vectors) - as a 8x8 matrix but in a way that would enable me
to look across the 300+ (8x8) matrixes. I want to be able to identify
those that I can successfully predict using non-neural net methods.
I've got about a 30% hit rate but if I can go up to around 45%+ it
becomes clinically useful. If I turn it all into a string vector (64
items + correct/incorrect) I don't have enough data to be meaningful.
I think.
The additional compounding problem is that it's both time
consuming and expensive to get more data.
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Ljano (6)
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