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              Table 6.11 Number of Samples and Features
                       Number of Samples
                       (in both SP and PS)
                                                                     No of Features
              Subject  Class P  Class S  No of Voxels  No of Snapshots  (Voxels*Snapshots)
              04799    25       25       1874         18             29,984
              04820    25       25       1888         18             30,208
              04847    25       25       1713         18             27,408
              05675    25       25       2239         18             35,824
              05680    25       25       2230         18             35,680
              05710    25       25       1883         18             30,128


             6.3.6.3 N-most active-based feature
             In this experiment, the N-most active voxels were chosen so that most energize PS+SP whose feature
             size was 700 18¼12,600. Table 6.14 presents the performance of the experiment where the N-most
             active voxels were considered. It can be seen that the accuracy was the best compared to previous ex-
             periments. Feature standardization improved accuracy in LR but it remained the same in SVM.

             6.3.6.4 Most active ROI-based feature
             In Table 6.15, the most active voxels inside each ROI were used to reduce the dimensionality of the
             feature vector. For the PS dataset, the LR showed more accuracy compared to the SVM. In the SP ex-
             periment, the SVM showed more precision than LR.





             6.4 RESULT ANALYSIS
             6.4.1 SUMMARY OF THE SUBJECT-DEPENDENT RESULTS
             Better results were found when the N-most active voxels were used in the above cases, where the SP
             data results were better than PS. Table 6.16 shows that data standardization improved accuracy in most
             of the cases but in some cases, it slightly decreased the performance. It was also seen that in SVM, after
             applying standardization, performance was almost same or slightly increased.




             6.4.2 SUBJECT-INDEPENDENT EXPERIMENT
             In Table 6.17, we only considered seven ROI, which were specified by experts. Since, in the ROI av-
             erage, we considered the average of all the voxels present within the seven ROI, the feature size was
             7 16¼112, but in the case of active ROI average, we considered the average of 100 most active vox-
             els within each of the seven ROI. In this case, the feature size was 7 16¼112. Table 6.18 showed that
             the performances achieved by subject-independence were substandard to subject-dependent ones,
             which is as was expected. And as feature values varied with subjects, data standardization is very im-
             portant and we can see that after applying this, accuracy improved.
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