Conditional Hierarchical Bayesian Tucker Decomposition for Genetic Data Analysis

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Main Authors: Sandler, Adam, Klabjan, Diego, Luo, Yuan
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author Sandler, Adam
Klabjan, Diego
Luo, Yuan
author_facet Sandler, Adam
Klabjan, Diego
Luo, Yuan
contents We analyze large, multi-dimensional, sparse counting data sets, finding unsupervised groups to provide unique insights into genetic data. We create gene and biological pathway groups based on patients' variants to find common risk factors for four common types of cancer (breast, lung, prostate, and colorectal) and autism spectrum disorder. To accomplish this, we extend latent Dirichlet allocation to multiple dimensions and design distinct methods for hierarchical topic modeling. We find that our conditional hierarchical Bayesian Tucker decomposition models are more coherent than baseline models.
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spellingShingle Conditional Hierarchical Bayesian Tucker Decomposition for Genetic Data Analysis
Sandler, Adam
Klabjan, Diego
Luo, Yuan
Machine Learning
Methodology
We analyze large, multi-dimensional, sparse counting data sets, finding unsupervised groups to provide unique insights into genetic data. We create gene and biological pathway groups based on patients' variants to find common risk factors for four common types of cancer (breast, lung, prostate, and colorectal) and autism spectrum disorder. To accomplish this, we extend latent Dirichlet allocation to multiple dimensions and design distinct methods for hierarchical topic modeling. We find that our conditional hierarchical Bayesian Tucker decomposition models are more coherent than baseline models.
title Conditional Hierarchical Bayesian Tucker Decomposition for Genetic Data Analysis
topic Machine Learning
Methodology
url https://arxiv.org/abs/1911.12426