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clear;clc;close all

%% Cancer Detection
% In this homework you will be using an ensemble of decision treesto detect
% cancer from mass spectrometry data on protein profiles.

%% Read in the data
[x,t] = ovarian_dataset;

% recast so that the variables are column vectors
x=x';
t=vec2ind(t)';
whos

%%
% Each column in |x| represents one of 216 differentpatients.
%
% Each row in |x| represents the ion intensity level at one of the100
% specific mass-charge values for each patient.
%
% The variable |t| has 2 rows of 216 values each of which areeither [1;0],
% indicating a cancer patient, or [0;1] for a normal patient.

%% Build a classification model called Mdl using a TreeBaggerensemble of classification trees
% Turm on the following TreeBagger flags:
% 'Surrogate','on'
% 'PredictorSelection','curvature'
% 'OOBPredictorImportance','on'

% Save the estimate predictor importance in a variable calledimp.
% TreeBagger stores predictor importance estimates in theproperty
% called OOBPermutedPredictorDeltaError.

% Sort the importances into descending order, with the mostimportant first

% Compare the estimates using a bar graph that shows the top 20input
% variables in descending order.
% Hint: You will need to use the YDir atribute of the y axes andset it to 'reverse'.

% Use the Mdl to estimate the presence/absence of cancer and plot aconfusion matrix
t_fit=str2num(cell2mat(predict(Mdl,x)));
ClassNames={'0','1'};
figure;
C=confusionmat(t,t_fit);
plotconfusionmatrix(C,ClassNames)
print('-dpng','ConfusionMatrixTB.png');% save to an eps file