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Deepgmd: A Graph-Neural-Network-Based Method to Detect Gene Regulator Module

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Ye Xiao
吴宇琳 (Yulin Wu)
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Jiangsheng Pi
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李红 (Hong Li)
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Liu, Bo
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Yadong Wang
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Junyi Li *
DOI:10.1109/TCBB.2021.3114281delete
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Abstract

Abstract

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Regulatory module mining methods divide genes into multiple gene subgroups and explore potential biological mechanisms from omics data. By transforming gene expression profile data into gene co-expression network, we transform the task of gene module detection into the problem of finding community structure in the graph, and introduce the latest network representation learning method-graph neural network to optimize this problem. In order to systematically evaluate whether the algorithm allows overlap to affect such problems, we make two variants of the output of the algorithm, Deepgmd_cluster and Deepgmd. The difference between them is whether overlap is allowed. By comparing the known modules and the modules generated by the algorithm, we can evaluate the quality of the algorithm. We use this method to compare our algorithm with some current mainstream methods. The results show that our method has greater advantages. In the end, we analyze some typical modules from the modules found by the algorithm for visualization, and use the GO database and KEGG database to perform enrichment analysis and pathway analysis on these modules.
Keywords:
Task analysis
Gene expression
Data mining
Standards
Clustering algorithms
Regulators
Visual databases
Gene expression profile
module mining
network representation learning
graph neural network
overlapped module

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IEEE-ACM Transactions on Computational Biology and Bioinformatics
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harbin institute of technology
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8.0W
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university of chinese academy of sciences, cas
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chinese academy of sciences
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