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Abstraction augmented Markov models (AAMMs) reduce parameters in sequence classification. AAMMs improve prediction accuracy and outperform traditional Markov models, especially with limited data.

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Area of Science:

  • Bioinformatics
  • Computational Biology
  • Machine Learning

Background:

  • High-accuracy sequence classification relies on higher-order Markov models (MMs).
  • MMs face overfitting risks with limited data due to exponentially increasing parameters.
  • Existing variable order Markov models include decomposed context tree weighting, prediction by partial match, and probabilistic suffix trees.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To introduce abstraction augmented Markov models (AAMMs) for efficient sequence classification.
  • To reduce the number of parameters in k(th) order MMs using abstraction hierarchies.
  • To evaluate AAMM performance on protein subcellular localization prediction tasks.

Main Methods:

  • Developed AAMMs by grouping k-grams into abstraction hierarchies.
  • Reduced numeric parameters of k(th) order MMs.
  • Applied AAMMs to three protein subcellular localization prediction datasets.

Main Results:

  • AAMMs significantly reduced features by one to three orders of magnitude compared to MMs.
  • AAMMs demonstrated competitive and, in some cases, superior performance to MMs.
  • AAMMs outperformed variable order Markov models on the prediction tasks.

Conclusions:

  • AAMMs offer a robust method for sequence classification with reduced feature sets.
  • Abstraction in AAMMs mitigates overfitting in models with limited data.
  • AAMMs present a powerful alternative to traditional and variable order Markov models.