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A Nested 2-Level Cross-Validation Ensemble Learning Pipeline Suggests a Negative Pressure Against Crosstalk
Antoine Soulé1,2, Jean-Marc Steyaert2, Jérôme Waldispühl1
1School of Computer Science, McGill University, Montreal, Canada.
Abstract:
The growing number of RNA-mediated regulation mechanisms identified in the past decades suggests a widespread impact of RNA-RNA interactions. The efficiency of the regulation relies on highly specific and coordinated interactions while simultaneously repressing the formation of opportunistic complexes. However, the analysis of RNA interactomes is highly challenging because of the large number of potential partners, discrepancy of the size of RNA families, and the inherent noise in interaction predictions. We designed a recursive two-step cross-validation pipeline to capture the specificity of noncoding RNA (ncRNA) messenger RNA (mRNA) interactomes. Our method has been designed to detect significant loss or gain of specificity between ncRNA-mRNA interaction profiles. Applied to small nucleolar RNA-mRNA in

