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Munevver Kokuer1, Raouf G Naguib, Peter Jancovic
1BIOCORE, School of MIS, Coventry University, Coventry, UK.
Abstract:
Hereditary non-polyposis colorectal cancer (HN-PCC) is one of the most common autosomal dominant diseases in developed countries. Here, we report on a system to identify the risk of a family having HNPCC based on its history. This is important since population-wide genetic screening for HNPCC is not currently considered feasible due to its complexity and expense. If the risk of a family having HNPCC can be identified/asessed, then only the high risk fraction of the population would undergo intensive screening. Here, we have developed a Multi-Layer Feed-Forward Neural Network to classify families into high-, intermediate- and low-risk categories and compared the result with the benchmark logistic regression model.
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