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MMSMAPlus: a multi-view multi-scale multi-attention embedding model for protein function prediction
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Protein is the most important component in organisms and plays an indispensable role in life activities. In recent years, a large number of intelligent methods have been proposed to predict protein function. These methods obtain different types of protein information, including sequence, structure and interaction network. Among them, protein sequences have gained significant attention where methods are investigated to extract the information from different views of features. However, how to fully exploit the views for effective protein sequence analysis remains a challenge. In this regard, we propose a multi-view, multi-scale and multi-attention deep neural model (MMSMA) for protein function prediction. First, MMSMA extracts multi-view features from protein sequences, including one-hot encoding features, evolutionary information features, deep semantic features and overlapping property features based on physiochemistry. Second, a specific multi-scale multi-attention deep network model (MSMA) is built for each view to realize the deep feature learning and preliminary classification. In MSMA, both multi-scale local patterns and long-range dependence from protein sequences can be captured. Third, a multi-view adaptive decision mechanism is developed to make a comprehensive decision based on the classification results of all the views. To further improve the prediction performance, an extended version of MMSMA, MMSMAPlus, is proposed to integrate homology-based protein prediction under the framework of multi-view deep neural model. Experimental results show that the MMSMAPlus has promising performance and is significantly superior to the state-of-the-art methods. The source code can be found at https://github.com/wzy-2020/MMSMAPlus.
Keywords:
protein function prediction
multi-view deep feature learning
multi-scale
attention mechanism
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