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The 18th European Conference on Machine Learning (ECML) and the 11th European Conference on Principles and Practice of Knowledge Discovery in Databases (PKDD)
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Context-specific Independence Mixture Modelling for Protein Families

author: Benjamin Georgi, Department Computational Molecular Biology, Max Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics
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0:00 Context-specific Independence Mixture Modelling for Protein Families
0:01 Introduction
0:20 Functional Positions
1:16 Introduction
2:16 Context-specific independence mixture models
2:23 Mixture Models (1)
2:52 Mixture Models (2)
3:38 Mixture Models (3)
3:52 Mixture Models (4)
4:13 CSI Mixture Models (1)
5:51 CSI Mixture Models (2)
6:02 CSI for Protein Families (1)
6:21 CSI for Protein Families (2)
6:47 CSI for Protein Families (3)
7:05 Prediction of Functional Residues
7:58 CSI mixture structure learning
8:07 CSI Structure Learning (1)
8:17 CSI Structure Learning (2)
8:18 CSI Structure Learning (3)
8:25 CSI Structure Learning (4)
8:31 CSI Structure Learning (5)
8:48 CSI Structure Learning (6)
9:02 Learning Algorithm
9:39 CSI mixtures for protein data
9:52 Mixtures for Proteins
10:51 Conceptional problem
11:35 Amino acid properties (1)
11:51 Amino acid properties (2)
12:05 Model extension
12:31 Dirichlet Distribution
13:54 Dirichlet Mixture Priors (DMP)
14:40 DMP for Amino acids (1)
14:53 DMP for Amino acids (2)
15:35 DMP for Amino acids (3)
16:00 Results
16:01 Data sets
16:27 Malate / Lactate Dehydrogenase (1)
16:47 Malate / Lactate Dehydrogenase (2)
17:14 MDH/LDH (1)
17:29 MDH/LDH (2)
17:40 MDH/LDH (3)
17:58 Guanylyl / Adenylyl Cyclases (1)
18:12 Guanylyl / Adenylyl Cyclases (2)
18:41 AC/GC Cyclases (1)
18:46 AC/GC Cyclases (2)
19:06 AC/GC Cyclases (3)
19:21 AC/GC Cyclases (4)
19:33 Conclusion
20:27 Future work
20:27 Software
20:36 Thank you.
21:52 - Questions

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