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Gene Data Classification Using Hybrid Hierarchical Multi-Label Classifier


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1 Department of Computer Engg., National Institute of Technology Karnataka, Surathkal-575025, India
2 Department of Computer Science, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN-47907, United States
     

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Gene function prediction is a multi-class classification problem since genes typically play multiple roles biologically. The predictions can then be given to biologists for experimental validation. As such, we face a more challenging classification problem than typical binary classification that only needs to determine whether a gene belongs to a particular functional class or not. The solution to this problem has been formulated using Predictive Clustering Trees and its implementation exists. We attempt to improve the accuracy of prediction of the results of the above implementation using additional single classifiers. We define an appropriate distance metric for hierarchical multi-classification and present experiments evaluating this approach on a number of data sets that are available for yeast.

Keywords

Hierarchical Multi-Label Classification, Gene Prediction, Predictive Clustering Trees.
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Authors

Santhi Thilagam
Department of Computer Engg., National Institute of Technology Karnataka, Surathkal-575025, India
Rama Sri Sindhura
Department of Computer Science, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN-47907, United States

Abstract


Gene function prediction is a multi-class classification problem since genes typically play multiple roles biologically. The predictions can then be given to biologists for experimental validation. As such, we face a more challenging classification problem than typical binary classification that only needs to determine whether a gene belongs to a particular functional class or not. The solution to this problem has been formulated using Predictive Clustering Trees and its implementation exists. We attempt to improve the accuracy of prediction of the results of the above implementation using additional single classifiers. We define an appropriate distance metric for hierarchical multi-classification and present experiments evaluating this approach on a number of data sets that are available for yeast.

Keywords


Hierarchical Multi-Label Classification, Gene Prediction, Predictive Clustering Trees.