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Probabilistic Modeling and Machine Learning in Structural and Systems Biology

Hierarchical Multilabel Classification Trees for Gene Function Prediction

author: Hendrik Blockeel, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven

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Prediction of gene function is a so-called hierarchical multilabel classification (HMC) task: a single instance can be labelled with multiple classes rather than just one (i.e., a gene can have multiple functions), and these classes are organized in a hierarchy. Many machine learning methods focus on learning predictive models with a single target variable. One can then learn to predict all classes separately and combine the predictions afterwards.

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0:00 Hierarchical Multilabel Classification Trees for Gene Function Prediction
0:17 Overview
0:43 Gene Function Prediction
1:32 Machine Learning
2:07 Hierarchical Multilabel Classification
2:49 Gene Function Prediction (a)
3:02 Two HMC Approaches
4:34 Two HMC Approaches (c’ted)
5:53 Related Work on HMC
6:30 Two HMC Approaches (a)
6:39 Related Work on HMC (a)
7:33 Why Decision Trees?
9:33 Decision Trees for HMC
10:29 Decision Trees for HMC (c’ted)
11:01 Experiments in Yeast Functional Genomics
11:33 Example Run
15:18 Comparison of Clus-HMC with [Clare03]
17:05 Extracting Rules
17:57 HMC vs. Single Classification pt 1
19:17 HMC vs. Single Classification pt 2
19:53 Explanation of the Results
20:55 Conclusions
21:33 Further Work
23:37 Questions?

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