Titlebook: Gene Regulatory Networks; Methods and Protocol Guido Sanguinetti,Van Anh Huynh-Thu Book 2019 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC, part of

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Tree-Based Learning of Regulatory Network Topologies and Dynamics with Jump3,topology with a nonparametric method based on decision trees. We briefly review the theoretical and algorithmic foundations of Jump3, and then proceed to provide a step-by-step tutorial of the associated software usage.

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Inferring Gene Regulatory Networks from Multiple Datasets,ods provide a comprehensive and flexible platform for inference from a diverse range of data, with applications in systems and synthetic biology, as well as spatiotemporal modelling of embryo development. In this chapter we provide an overview of GPDS approaches and highlight their applications in t

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Stability in GRN Inference, ground truth is available to compute a direct measure of the similarity between the inferred structure and the true network. The main ingredient here is a suite of indicators, called NetSI, providing statistics of distances between graphs generated by a given algorithm fed with different data subse

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Aus Wirthschaft und Wissenschaft,etworks (DBNs). We discuss the relationship of DBNs to models based on ordinary differential equations, and consider extensions to nonlinear time dynamics. We provide an introduction to time-varying DBN models, which allow for changes to the network structure and parameters over time. We also discus

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-51832-4t developments in speed and accuracy have enabled whole-transcriptome causal network inference on a personal computer. Here, we demonstrate this technique with program Findr on 3000 genes from the Geuvadis dataset. Subsequent analysis reveals major hub genes in the reconstructed network.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-05024-3 data sets. Indeed, biological entities are not isolated but are components of complex multilevel systems. We go one step further and advocate for the consideration of causal representations of the interactions in living systems. We present the causal formalism and bring it out in the context of bio

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-51994-9a sets measured from diverse technologies all related to the same set of variables and individuals. This situation is becoming more and more common in molecular biology, for instance, when both proteomic and transcriptomic data related to the same set of “genes” are available on a given cohort of pa