Optimizing Linear Models via Sinusoidal Transformation for Boosted Machine Learning in Medicine
Sinusoidal Optimization of Linear Models
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.32007/jfacmedbagdad.613,41713Keywords:
Artificial Intelligence, Data Transformation, Machine Learning, Predictive Analytics, Regression Analysis, Sinusoidal FunctionAbstract
Background: Machine learning relies on a hybrid of analytics, including regression analyses. There have been no attempts to deploy a sinusoidal transformation of data to enhance linear regression models.
Objectives: We aim to optimize linear models by implementing sinusoidal transformation to minimize the sum of squared error.
Methods: We implemented non-Bayesian statistics using SPSS and MatLab. We used Excel to generate 30 trials of linear regression models, and each has 1,000 observations. We utilized SPSS linear regression, Wilcoxon signed-rank test, and Cronbach’s alpha statistics to evaluate the performance of the optimization model. Results: The sinusoidal transformation succeeded by significantly reducing the sum of squared errors (P-value<0.001). Inter-item reliability testing confirmed the robust internal consistency of the model (Cronbach’s alpha=0.999). Conclusion: Our optimization model is valuable for high-impact research based on linear regression. It can reduce the computational processing demands for powerful real-time and predictive analytics of big data.
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