Towards Big Neural Networks: Analysis of Deep Learning Techniques on Diabetes Prediction – The majority of tasks in artificial life (including medical data) require the prediction of individual biomarkers for the specific test (e.g. blood pressure or blood glucose) to be considered. However, even though many biomarkers are proposed, current biomarker research deals with only single test. As long as the knowledge of biomarker classification and classification is shared amongst all the test subjects, it has a much higher potential to improve the performance of our system. The best-studied (i.e. the best) biomarker classifier was the one based on genetic algorithm based on gene expression. In this paper, we propose to utilize a genetic algorithm for the purpose of developing a biomarker classifier with the potential of reducing the overall time it takes for the agent to make a decision to classify its samples.

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