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Briefings in bioinformatics

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Multiple Testing of Gene Sets from Gene Ontology: Possibilities and Pitfalls.

Briefings in bioinformatics
The use of multiple testing procedures in the context of gene-set testing is an important but relatively underexposed topic. If a multiple testing method is used, this is usually a standard familywise error rate (FWER) or false discovery rate (FDR) c...

Correct machine learning on protein sequences: a peer-reviewing perspective.

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Machine learning methods are becoming increasingly popular to predict protein features from sequences. Machine learning in bioinformatics can be powerful but carries also the risk of introducing unexpected biases, which may lead to an overestimation ...

A roadmap to multifactor dimensionality reduction methods.

Briefings in bioinformatics
Complex diseases are defined to be determined by multiple genetic and environmental factors alone as well as in interactions. To analyze interactions in genetic data, many statistical methods have been suggested, with most of them relying on statisti...

Community challenges in biomedical text mining over 10 years: success, failure and the future.

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One effective way to improve the state of the art is through competitions. Following the success of the Critical Assessment of protein Structure Prediction (CASP) in bioinformatics research, a number of challenge evaluations have been organized by th...

Kernel methods for large-scale genomic data analysis.

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Machine learning, particularly kernel methods, has been demonstrated as a promising new tool to tackle the challenges imposed by today's explosive data growth in genomics. They provide a practical and principled approach to learning how a large numbe...

MambaPhase: deep learning for liquid-liquid phase separation protein classification.

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Liquid-liquid phase separation plays a critical role in cellular processes, including protein aggregation and RNA metabolism, by forming membraneless subcellular structures. Accurate identification of phase-separated proteins is essential for underst...

ADCNet: a unified framework for predicting the activity of antibody-drug conjugates.

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Antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) have revolutionized the field of cancer treatment in the era of precision medicine due to their ability to precisely target cancer cells and release highly effective drugs. Nevertheless, the rational design and discove...

Deep learning reveals determinants of transcriptional infidelity at nucleotide resolution in the allopolyploid line by goldfish and common carp hybrids.

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During DNA transcription, the central dogma states that DNA generates corresponding RNA sequences based on the principle of complementary base pairing. However, in the allopolyploid line by goldfish and common carp hybrids, there is a significant lev...

Gated-GPS: enhancing protein-protein interaction site prediction with scalable learning and imbalance-aware optimization.

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In protein-protein interaction site (PPIS) prediction, existing machine learning models struggle with small datasets, limiting their predictive accuracy for unseen proteins. Additionally, class imbalance in protein complexes, where binding residues c...

RLEAAI: improving antibody-antigen interaction prediction using protein language model and sequence order information.

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Antibody-antigen interactions (AAIs) are a pervasive phenomenon in the natural and are instrumental in the design of antibody-based drugs. Despite the emergence of various deep learning-based methods aimed at enhancing the accuracy of AAIs prediction...