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Trajectory Data Analyses for Pedestrian Space-time Activity Study

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HyperTraPS-CT: Inference and prediction for accumulation pathways with flexible data and model structures.

Olav N L Aga^1,2, Morten Brun³, Kazeem A Dauda³

¹Computational Biology Unit, University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway.

Plos Computational Biology

|September 4, 2024

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We developed HyperTraPS-CT to model complex biological accumulation processes with many interacting features over continuous time. This method accurately captures trait dynamics from diverse data, enabling better predictions for cancer and disease progression.

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Area of Science:

Computational Biology
Systems Biology
Evolutionary Biology

Background:

Accumulation processes are crucial in biology, from evolution to disease.
Current methods struggle with complex, multi-feature interactions and varied data types.

Purpose of the Study:

Introduce HyperTraPS-CT for continuous-time dynamics of numerous coupled traits.
Handle unrestricted state spaces and uncertain observation timings.

Main Methods:

Hypercubic Transition Path Sampling in Continuous Time (HyperTraPS-CT).
Accommodates cross-sectional, longitudinal, and phylogenetic data with flexible sampling times.
Supports Bayesian and maximum-likelihood inference for arbitrary feature interactions.

Main Results:

Identifies positive/negative interactions among feature subsets.
Enables prediction of future and unobserved features.
Provides visualizations and model selection for feature interactions.

Conclusions:

HyperTraPS-CT offers a flexible and powerful approach for modeling complex biological accumulation processes.
Demonstrates utility in cancer mutation and antimicrobial resistance studies.
Facilitates accurate predictions aligned with applied research priorities.