Research on Multi-Time-Delay Gene Regulation Network Based on Fuzzy Label Propagation
Haigang Li1, Qian Zhang1, Ming Li1
1School of Information and Control Engineering, China University of Mining and Technology, Xuzhou, Jiangsu 221116, China.
Abstract:
In view of time delay existing in gene regulation, by using the analysis idea and methods of complex network, this paper proposes a multi-time-delay gene regulation network analysis method based on the fuzzy label propagation. The algorithm takes the relative change trend coefficient, the correlation coefficient, and the mutual information as the similarity measurement indexes for the gene pair, fully reflecting the correlation of gene pairs and simultaneously obtaining the gene regulation relationship and the time delay through the fuzzy label propagation algorithm of the semisupervised learning. Experimental results of the cell cycle-regulated genes of yeast show that the proposed construction method of GRN can not only correctly select potential regulation genes but also provide details about the gene regulator model, thereby more accurately constructing gene regulation network.
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