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Michail Tsagris¹, Vincenzo Lagani², Ioannis Tsamardinos²

¹Department of Computer Science, University of Crete, Voutes Campus, Heraklion, 70013, Greece. mtsagris@csd.uoc.gr.

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This study introduces a new algorithm for feature selection in high-dimensional temporal omics data. It efficiently identifies key biomarkers and biosignatures, improving model interpretability and performance.

Keywords:

Longitudinal data Multiple solutions Regression Time course data Variable selection

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Area of Science:

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Data Science

Background:

Feature selection is crucial for identifying predictive biomarkers and biosignatures.
It simplifies statistical models for better verification, visualization, and expert comprehension.
High-dimensional temporal 'omics' data presents challenges due to the vast number of measurements compared to sample size.

Purpose of the Study:

To extend established constrained-based feature selection methods for high-dimensional temporal 'omics' data.
To develop novel conditional independence tests suitable for temporal and static variables within a temporal context.

Main Methods:

Extension of constrained-based feature selection algorithms.
Development of conditional independence tests for temporal variables.
Application to high-dimensional 'omics' datasets.

Main Results:

The developed algorithm scales to tens of thousands of features.
It can identify multiple, equivalent subsets of predictive variables.
Performance is competitive with or surpasses existing methods for specific analysis tasks.

Conclusions:

The proposed algorithm is effective for variable selection in high-dimensional temporal data.
It offers a valuable tool for biomarker discovery and biosignature identification in complex biological datasets.