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Drug repurposing through joint learning on knowledge graphs and literature

2018-08-06

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<h4>Motivation</h4> Drug repurposing is the problem of finding new uses for known drugs, and may either involve finding a new protein target or a new indication for a known mechanism. Several computational methods for drug repurposing exist, and many of these methods rely on combinations of different sources of information, extract hand-crafted features and use a computational model to predict targets or indicati...

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35b7c0b4-85b8-549d-8bec-bb96210067aa
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10.1101/385617
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