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A graph-embedded topic model enables characterization of diverse pain phenotypes among UK Biobank individuals

2022-01-10

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<h4>SUMMARY</h4> Large biobank repositories of clinical conditions and medications data open opportunities to investigate the phenotypic disease network. To enable systematic investigation of entire structured phenomes, we present graph embedded topic model (GETM). Our contributions are two folds in terms of method and applications. On the methodology side, we offer two main contributions in GETM. First, to aid t...

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bc6315b6-664f-5a17-b258-6aa5decb2a75
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10.1101/2022.01.07.475444
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