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Improving the classification of neuropsychiatric conditions using gene ontology terms as features

2018-08-16

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Although neuropsychiatric disorders have a well-established genetic background, their specific molecular foundations remain elusive. This has prompted many investigators to design studies that identify explanatory biomarkers, and then use these biomarkers to predict clinical outcomes. One approach involves using machine learning algorithms to classify patients based on blood mRNA expression from high-throughput tr...

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10.1101/393082
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