Pasquale Iacopino

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Published: 1993
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2010
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Maurizio Fiasché, Maria Cuzzola, Roberta Fedele, Pasquale Iacopino, Francesco Carlo Morabito:
Machine Learning and Personalized Modeling Based Gene Selection for Acute GvHD Gene Expression Data Analysis. ICANN (1) 2010: 217-223
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Maurizio Fiasché, Maria Cuzzola, Roberta Fedele, Pasquale Iacopino, Francesco Carlo Morabito:
Machine Learning and Personalized Modeling for Diagnosis of Acute GvHD: an Integrated Approach. WIRN 2010: 252-259
2009
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Maurizio Fiasché, Maria Cuzzola, Matteo Cacciola, Giuseppe Megali, Roberta Fedele, Pasquale Iacopino, Francesco Carlo Morabito:
A neural network model for early diagnosis of acute GVHD based on gene expression data. GENSiPS 2009: 1-4
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Maurizio Fiasché, Maria Cuzzola, Roberta Fedele, Domenica Princi, Matteo Cacciola, Giuseppe Megali, Pasquale Iacopino, Francesco Carlo Morabito:
Computational Intelligence Methods for Discovering Diagnostic Gene Targets about aGVHD. WIRN 2009: 271-280

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