
Pattern Recognition in Bioinformatics
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Content
- 7036
- Preface
- Organization
- Table of Contents
- Session 1: Clustering
- A New Framework for Co-clustering of Gene Expression Data
- Introduction
- A New Generic Framework for Co-clustering
- Background of Tensor Operations
- The Optimization Model of the Co-clustering Problem
- A Generic Algorithm for Co-clustering
- Algorithm for Co-clustering 2D Matrix Data
- Experimental Results
- Implementation Details and Some Discussions
- Testing Results Using Microarray Datasets
- Testing Using 3D Synthesis Dataset
- Summary and Future Works
- References
- Biclustering of Expression Microarray Data Using Affinity Propagation
- Introduction
- Background: Affinity Propagation
- The Proposed Approach
- Stability Criterion
- Assembling Biclusters
- Experimental Evaluation
- Conclusions and Future Works
- References
- A Two-Way Bayesian Mixture Model for Clustering in Metagenomics
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Methods
- Bayesian Mixture of Poissons
- Two-Way Bayesian Mixture of Poissons
- Bayesian Mixture of Multinomials
- Results
- Conclusion
- References
- CRiSPy-CUDA: Computing Species Richness in 16S rRNA Pyrosequencing Datasets with CUDA
- Introduction
- PGA Approach and ESPRIT
- CRiSPy
- Parallel k-mer Distance Computation
- Parallel Genetic Distance Computation
- Space-Efficient Hierarchical Clustering
- Results
- Performance Comparison of k-mer Distance Computation
- Performance Comparison of Genetic Distance Computation
- Execution Time of CRiSPy Full Run
- Assessment of Microbial Richness Estimation Accuracy by CRiSPy
- Conclusion
- References
- Session 2: Biomarker Selection and Classification (1)
- New Gene Subset Selection Approaches Based on Linear Separating Genes and Gene-Pairs
- Introduction
- Linear Separability of Gene Expression Datasets
- Feature Ranking Criteria
- LS-Pair Ranking Criterion
- LS-Gene Ranking Criterion
- Gene Subset Selection
- Computational Experiments
- Benchmark Datasets
- Conclusion
- References
- Identification of Biomarkers for Prostate Cancer Prognosis Using a Novel Two-Step Cluster Analysis
- Introduction
- Theory and Method
- Step 1: Unsupervised Cluster Analysis
- Mixture Model of Gene Expression.
- EM Algorithm for Cluster Analysis.
- Step 2: Gene Identification Based on Correlation Analysis
- Application
- Simulation Study
- Real Data Analysis
- Discussion
- References
- Renal Cancer Cell Classification Using Generative Embeddings and Information Theoretic Kernels
- Introduction
- The Tissue Microarray (TMA) Pipeline
- Tissue Micro Arrays
- Image Normalization and Patching
- Segmentation
- Feature Extraction
- The Proposed Nuclei Classification Scheme
- Overview
- Generative Model Training
- Generative Embedding
- Discriminative Classification
- Experiments
- One Model for Both Classes
- One Model Per Class
- Conclusions
- References
- Session 3: Network Inference and Analysis (1)
- Integration of Epigenetic Data in Bayesian Network Modeling of Gene Regulatory Network
- Introduction
- Methods
- Experiments and Results
- Conclusion
- Metabolic Pathway Inference from Time Series Data: A Non Iterative Approach
- Introduction
- Metabolic Network Reconstruction
- Modeling Metabolic Interactions
- Derivation of the Objective Function
- Experiments with Artificial Data
- Experiments with Flavonoid Data
- Conclusions
- Highlighting Metabolic Strategies Using Network Analysis over Strain Optimization Results
- Introduction
- Methods
- Overall Workflow
- Flux Balance Analysis
- Strain Optimization
- Solution Set Pre-processing
- Network Representation and Simulation Filtering
- Network Comparison
- Exclusivity.
- Decision points.
- Inversions.
- Variation Analysis
- Experiments and Results
- Case Study and Experimental Setup
- Results and Discussion
- Main Knockouts and Succinate Production.
- dGDP Consumption.
- Alternative L-Threonine Production.
- Conclusions
- References
- Session 4: Biomarker Selection and Classification (2)
- Wrapper- and Ensemble-Based Feature Subset Selection Methods for Biomarker Discovery in Targeted Metabolomics
- Introduction
- Background
- State of the Art
- Methods
- Plasma Samples
- Data Acquisition
- Feature Subset Selection
- Experimental Design
- Results and Discussion
- Benefit of Feature Subset Selection
- Performance of Feature Subset Selection Procedures
- Ensemble Method
- Discriminative Potential of Compound Classes
- Conclusions
- References
- Ensemble Logistic Regression for Feature Selection
- Introduction
- Feature Selection Methods
- Regularized Logistic Regression
- Ensemble Logistic Regression with Feature Resampling
- Experiments
- Microarray Datasets
- Evaluation Metrics
- Experimental Methodology
- Results
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Gene Selection in Time-Series Gene Expression Data
- Introduction
- Time-Series Gene Expression Dataset
- Methodology of Pipeline
- Normalization of Micro-Array Data
- Gene Expression Analysis
- Swap Randomization
- Test Statistic.
- Null Distribution
- p-Values
- Experiments and Results
- Swap Randomization and Convergence Analysis
- Selection of Genes
- Summary and Conclusions
- References
- Multi-task Drug Bioactivity Classification with Graph Labeling Ensembles
- Introduction
- Ensemble Learning with Max-Margin Conditional Random Field Models on Random Graphs
- Learning Graph Labeling with MMCRF
- Graph Generation for Cancer Cell Lines
- Experiments
- Data and Preprocessing
- Compared Methods
- Experiment Setup and Performance Measures
- Results
- Discussion
- Conclusions
- References
- Session 5: Image Analysis (1)
- A Bilinear Interpolation Based Approach for Optimizing Hematoxylin and Eosin Stained Microscopical Images
- Introduction
- The Method
- Conclusion
- References
- Automatic Localization of Interest Points in Zebrafish Images with Tree-Based Methods
- Context, Motivation, and Strategy
- Methods
- Extraction and Description of Subwindows
- Model Construction Using Extremely Randomized Tree Ensembles
- Prediction in Test Images
- Related Work
- Experiments
- Datasets
- Evaluation Protocols
- Results and Observations
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Session 6: Biomarker Selection and Classification (3)
- A New Gene Selection Method Based on Random Subspace Ensemble for Microarray Cancer Classification
- Introduction
- Diverse Accurate Feature Selection
- Feature-Space Coverage
- Feature Evaluation and Ranking
- DAFS Algorithm
- Experimental Results for Gene Expression Data
- Dataset Description
- DAFS Setup
- Numerical Experiments
- Conclusions
- References
- A Comparison on Score Spaces for Expression Microarray Data Classification
- Introduction
- Methodology
- Probabilistic Latent Semantic Analysis
- Generative Score-Spaces
- Parameters Based Score Space
- Random Variable Based Methods
- Experimental Evaluation
- Conclusions
- Flux Measurement Selection in Metabolic Networks
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Research Problem
- Methods
- RMEV-G: Reaction Minimizing Expected Volume Greedy
- Experimental Analysis
- Results
- Conclusion and Discussion
- Future Work
- References
- Session 7: Network Inference and Analysis (2)
- Lagrangian Relaxation Applied to Sparse Global Network Alignment
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Method
- Solving Strategies
- Experimental Evaluation
- Edge-Correctness
- GO Similarity
- Conclusion
- References
- Stability of Inferring Gene Regulatory Structure with Dynamic Bayesian Networks
- Introduction
- Gene Regulatory Networks
- Dynamic Bayesian Networks
- Maximum Likelihood Estimate of the Structure
- Structure Learning
- Stability
- Simulation of Gene Expression Time-Series
- Stability of Estimation of Structure
- Experiments and Results
- Network Topology
- Performance Evaluation
- Accuracy.
- Stability.
- Conclusions
- References
- Integrating Protein Family Sequence Similarities with Gene Expression to Find Signature Gene Networks in Breast Cancer Metastasis
- Introduction
- Material and Methods
- Data Description
- Protein-Protein Sequence Similarity
- Step 1.
- Step 2.
- Step 3.
- Step 4.
- Subnetworks Construction
- Signature Concordance
- Classification Procedure
- Results and Discussion
- Cross Study Prediction Evaluation
- Functionally Coherent Subnetworks
- Consistent Consensus Genes across the Datasets
- Conclusion
- References
- Session 8: Sequence, Structure, and Interactions
- Estimating the Class Posterior Probabilities in Protein Secondary Structure Prediction
- Introduction
- Multi-class Support Vector Machines
- General Introduction
- Dedication to Sequence-to-Structure Prediction
- Structure-to-Structure Classifiers
- Polytomous Logistic Regression
- Linear Ensemble Methods
- Multi-layer Perceptron
- Experimental Results
- Conclusions and Ongoing Research
- References
- Shape Matching by Localized Calculations of Quasi-Isometric Subsets, with Applications to the Comparison of Protein Binding Patches
- Introduction
- Comparing Proteins and Protein Complexes
- Comparing Protein Binding Patches
- Topological Encoding of Cells Complexes
- Shelling a Cell Complex
- Shelling Binding Patches of Protein Complexes: Outline
- Shelling Protein Binding Patches: Detailed Algorithm
- Comparison Algorithms
- Constraints
- Topological Comparison: TEDt
- Geometric Comparison: Clique
- Hybrid Approach: TEDg
- Relation between the Approaches
- Results: Performances and Scores
- Discussion and Outlook
- References
- Using Kendall-t Meta-Bagging to Improve Protein-Protein Docking Predictions
- Introduction
- Methods and Data
- Training Dataset
- Voronoi Fingerprints and Learning Parameters
- Learning Algorithms
- Bagging
- Finding a Median under the Kendall- Distance
- Results
- Ranking Hex Docking Solutions
- Further Insight on Difficult Targets
- Conclusion
- References
- PAAA: A Progressive Iterative Alignment Algorithm Based on Anchors
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Algorithm
- Time Complexity
- An Illustrative Example
- Experimental Study
- Conclusions and Perspectives
- References
- Session 9: Image Analysis (2)
- Heat Diffusion Based Dissimilarity Analysis for Schizophrenia Classification
- Introduction
- Shape Analysis by Heat Diffusion
- Dissimilarities
- Dissimilarity Measures
- Dissimilarity Space
- Random Subspace Method and Adaptation to Dissimilarity Computation
- Dissimilarity Combination
- Experiments
- MRI Data Collection
- Histogram Computation Using HKS
- Experimental Methodology
- Results
- Conclusion
- References
- Epithelial Area Detection in Cytokeratin Microscopic Images Using MSER Segmentation in an Anisotropic Pyramid
- Introduction
- State of the Art
- Aim of the Study
- Image Enhancement
- Crypt Outer Borders Detection
- Anisotropic Diffusion Pyramid
- MSER for Epithelial Area Detection
- Crypts Separation and Lumen Detection
- Crypts Separation
- Lumen Detection
- Results
- Conclusions
- References
- Pattern Recognition in High-Content Cytomics Screens for Target Discovery - Case Studies in Endocytosis
- Introduction
- Methodology
- Image Acquisition
- Image Analysis
- Data Analysis
- Experimental Results
- Dynamic Phenotype Stage
- Phenotype Classification
- Conclusions
- References
- Author Index
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