Towards personalized medicine using systems biology and machine learning
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Summary
A classification technique, based on Support Vector Machines, that is able to automatically identify samples that are dissimilar from the classes used for training, and it is shown that this approach provides consistent results that do not depend on the choice of an arbitrary threshold for the differential regulation.
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- 2013-01-01
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