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Wenlan Chen¹, Hong Wang¹, Cheng Liang¹

¹School of Information Science and Engineering, Shandong Normal University, Jinan, 250358, China.

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Deep Multi-view Contrastive Learning (DMCL) effectively identifies cancer subtypes from multi-omics data. This approach aids in developing precise cancer therapies by revealing distinct molecular profiles and potential drug responses.

Keywords:

cancer subtype clustering contrastive learning multi-view

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Area of Science:

Computational biology
Bioinformatics
Machine learning in oncology

Background:

Cancer heterogeneity presents significant challenges for developing precise therapeutic strategies.
Identifying distinct cancer subtypes based on molecular profiles is crucial for effective clinical treatments.
Integrating multi-omics datasets for cancer subtype identification requires advanced computational methods.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a novel self-supervised learning model, Deep Multi-view Contrastive Learning (DMCL), for accurate cancer subtype identification.
To develop an end-to-end framework that integrates reconstruction, contrastive, and clustering losses for feature representation and cluster preservation.
To demonstrate the capability of DMCL in directly outputting cancer subtypes.

Main Methods:

Developed Deep Multi-view Contrastive Learning (DMCL), a self-supervised learning model.
Incorporated reconstruction loss, contrastive loss, and clustering loss into a unified framework.
Evaluated DMCL on 10 cancer multi-omics datasets and one integrated dataset, comparing against eight alternative methods.

Main Results:

DMCL demonstrated superior performance compared to existing methods in cancer subtype identification across multiple datasets.
The model effectively encodes sample discriminative information and preserves cluster structures in embedded feature representations.
A case study on liver cancer indicated that identified subtypes may exhibit differential responses to chemotherapeutic drugs.

Conclusions:

DMCL offers a powerful and efficient computational method for integrating multi-omics data for cancer subtype identification.
The findings suggest DMCL's potential to guide personalized cancer treatment strategies by revealing subtype-specific drug sensitivities.
This approach advances the field of precision oncology through improved subtype discovery from complex molecular data.