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# A panel of learning methods for the reconstruction of gene regulatory networks in a systems genetics

Abstract : In this chapter, we study different gene regulatory network learning methods based on penalized linear regressions (the Lasso regression and the Dantzig Selector), Bayesian networks and random forests. We also replicated the learning scheme using bootstrapped sub-samples of the observations. The biological motivation relies on a tough nut to crack in Systems Biology: understanding the intertwined action of genome elements and gene activity to model gene regulatory features of an organism. We introduce the used methodologies, and then assess the methods on simulated Systems Genetics'' (or genetical genomics) data-sets. Our result show that methods have very different performances depending on tested simulation settings: total number of genes in the considered network, sample size, gene expression heritability and chromosome length. We observe that the proposed approaches are able to capture important interaction patterns, but parameter tuning or ad-hoc pre- and post-processing may also have an important effect on the overall learning quality.
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Déposant : Migration Prodinra <>
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Dernière modification le : mercredi 14 octobre 2020 - 04:13:05

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David Allouche, Christine Cierco-Ayrolles, Simon de Givry, Gérald Guillermin, Brigitte Mangin, et al.. A panel of learning methods for the reconstruction of gene regulatory networks in a systems genetics. Gene network inference, verification of methods for systems genetics data, Editions Springer, 130 p., 2013, 978-3-642-45161-4. ⟨10.1007/978-3-642-45161-4⟩. ⟨hal-02808635⟩

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