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Machine Learning in Systems Biology
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Machine Learning Techniques to Identify Putative Genes Involved in Nitrogen Catabolite Repression in the Yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae

author: Kevin Kontos, Université Libre de Bruxelles
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0:00 - Machine Learning Techniques to Identify Putative Genes Involved in Nitrogen Catabolite Repression in the Yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae - Announcement
0:07 Machine Learning Techniques to Identify Putative Genes Involved in Nitrogen Catabolite Repression in the Yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae
0:38 Outline
0:42 - Introduction
0:43 Nitrogen Catabolite Repression (NCR)
1:38 Which Genes are Involved in NCR?
2:37 ML Techniques for Identifying Putative NCR genes
3:44 Our Approach
4:10 - Materials and Methods
4:12 GATA Box - 1
4:34 GATA Box - 2
5:21 GATA Box - 3
5:50 Upstream Sequence Variables
6:30 Training Sets
7:28 Overview
7:36 Variable Selection
7:57 Filter Method
8:42 Wrapper Method
9:11 Performance Assessment
9:27 Posterior Probability Correction
9:55 Classifiers
10:04 - Validation and Results
10:05 "Gold Standard" - 1
10:48 ROC Curves - ANCR+NNCR
11:26 "Gold Standard" - 2
11:51 ROC Curves - ANCRext+NNCR
12:09 Negative Control
12:21 ROC Curves - ANCRext+NNCR
12:33 Negative Control
12:34 Gene Set Comparisons - 1
13:05 Gene Set Comparisons - 2
13:15 Gene Set Comparisons - 3
13:48 Analysis of the Selected Variables
14:49 - Conclusion and Future Work
14:51 Conclusion
15:15 Future Work
16:30 - Questions
17:00 - Questions
17:21 - Questions
17:48 - Questions
18:14 - Questions
19:01 - Questions
19:25 - Questions

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