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Uncovering complementary sets of variants for predicting quantitative phenotypes

2020-12-12

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<h4>Motivation</h4> Genome-wide association studies show that variants in individual genomic loci alone are not sufficient to explain the heritability of complex, quantitative phenotypes. Many computational methods have been developed to address this issue by considering subsets of loci that can collectively predict the phenotype. This problem can be considered a challenging instance of feature selection in which...

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4848a733-1a4a-5d98-814e-dd88bfd6fad7
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10.1101/2020.12.11.419952
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