RLDOS: a novel binary metaheuristic framework with reinforcement learning-driven operator selection for effective feature selection in high-dimensional biomedical data
Aug 2026· Cluster Computing· Vol 29· 0 citations· 42 references
Computer Science
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Experiments show that RLDOS achieves competitive and often improved performance compared with several well-known binary optimizers in terms of classification accuracy, number of selected features, and fitness value.
Overall, VL-APSO-LS provides a robust, adaptive, and statistically validated optimisation framework for high-dimensional biomedical classification and achieves perfect classification accuracy on the Leukaemia dataset.
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