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Optimizing drug–target interaction prediction based on random walk on heterogeneous networks

Abhik Seal, Yong‐Yeol Ahn, David WildPublished Aug 18, 2015
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Abstract

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We demonstrate the effectiveness and promise of the approach-RWR on heterogeneous networks using chemical features-for identifying novel drug target interactions and investigate the performance.

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We demonstrate the effectiveness and promise of the approach-RWR on heterogeneous networks using chemical features-for identifying novel drug target interactions and investigate the performance.

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Tasks

DrugBank, chEMBL, Computer science, Drug discovery, Random forest, Data mining, Drug target, Cutoff

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Machine learning, Artificial intelligence, Computational Theory and Mathematics

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