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Learning massive interpretable gene regulatory networks of the human brain by merging Bayesian Networks

2020-02-05

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We present the Fast Greedy Equivalence Search (FGES)-Merge, a new method for learning the structure of gene regulatory networks via merging locally learned Bayesian networks, based on the fast greedy equivalent search algorithm. The method is competitive with the state of the art in terms of the Matthews correlation coefficient, which takes into account both precision and recall, while also improving upon it in te...

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c6fb289f-84bb-5105-8ea4-59c1c5059fd2
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10.1101/2020.02.05.935007
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