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Learning on weighted hypergraphs to integrate protein interactions and gene expressions for cancer outcome prediction

Hwang et al., 2008

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9340998102758222846
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Hwang T
Tian Z
Kuangy R
Kocher J
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2008 Eighth IEEE international conference on data mining

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Building reliable predictive models from multiple complementary genomic data for cancer study is a crucial step towards successful cancer treatment and a full understanding of the underlying biological principles. To tackle this challenging data integration problem, we …
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