Titlebook: Genetic Programming for Image Classification; An Automated Approac Ying Bi,Bing Xue,Mengjie Zhang Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) a

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978-3-030-65929-5The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerl

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Genetic Programming for Image Classification978-3-030-65927-1Series ISSN 1867-4534 Series E-ISSN 1867-4542

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De behandeling van kanker in het verleden,riptors that are employed during the process of image classification. It provides the essential concepts in machine learning, including classification, ensemble learning, transfer learning, and feature learning. It also introduces the basics of convolutional neural networks.

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Computer Vision and Machine Learning,riptors that are employed during the process of image classification. It provides the essential concepts in machine learning, including classification, ensemble learning, transfer learning, and feature learning. It also introduces the basics of convolutional neural networks.

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Evolutionary Computation and Genetic Programming, describes the basics of genetic programming, including representation, functions, terminals, population initialisation, genetic operators, and strongly typed genetic programming, in detail. Finally, it reviews typical works on genetic programming for feature learning.

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GP with Image Descriptors for Learning Global and Local Features,achieves better performance than many baseline methods on eight benchmark datasets of varying difficulty. Further analysis shows the potential interpretability of the solutions evolved by the new approach.

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GP for Simultaneous Feature Learning and Ensemble Learning, the classification algorithms, and evolve effective ensembles for image classification. The performance of the proposed approach is examined on 12 benchmark datasets and compared with a large number of baseline methods. Further analysis is conducted to show the potential interpretability of the solutions evolved by the proposed approach.