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Yifeng Li¹, Fang-Xiang Wu², Alioune Ngom³

¹Information and Communications Technologies, National Research Council Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

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Machine learning models integrate diverse omics and clinical data for biological insights. This review covers Bayesian, tree-based, kernel, network, matrix factorization, and deep learning methods for data integration and predictive modeling.

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Area of Science:

Genomics
Bioinformatics
Computational Biology

Background:

High-throughput sequencing generates vast, heterogeneous omics and clinical data.
Integrating multi-view data is crucial for understanding biological systems and developing predictive models.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide a comprehensive review of machine learning techniques for integrating omics and clinical data.
To discuss various analytical applications including prediction, clustering, dimension reduction, and association analysis.

Main Methods:

Review of Bayesian models for incorporating prior information and diverse distributions.
Overview of tree-based methods for feature integration and collective decision-making.
Examination of kernel methods for fusing similarity matrices from individual views.
Discussion of network-based fusion for inferring associations in heterogeneous networks.
Exploration of matrix factorization for learning inter-feature interactions across views.
Analysis of deep neural networks for multi-modal learning in biological systems.

Main Results:

Bayesian models offer flexibility in handling prior information and data distributions.
Tree-based methods provide strategies for both unified and view-specific feature analysis.
Kernel methods enable effective fusion of data by combining learned similarities.
Network-based approaches excel at uncovering complex relationships within integrated data.
Matrix factorization facilitates the discovery of latent interactions between different data types.
Deep learning architectures capture intricate biological mechanisms through multi-modal integration.

Conclusions:

Machine learning offers a powerful toolkit for integrating multi-view omics and clinical data.
Diverse methods, from Bayesian to deep learning, provide distinct advantages for biological data analysis.
Effective data integration is key to advancing biological understanding and predictive modeling in genomics and clinical research.