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Sequence Classification Using Support Vector Machines

Name: Sequence Classification Using Support Vector Machines
Brand: VDM Verlag
SKU: 06842607
Price: 51.99 EUR
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Author: Thomas Otzasek
ISBN: 9783639356335

Inferring Relationships Between Gene Activation and Yeast Metabolic Cycles

Thomas Otzasek

Language

English

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Libristo code: 06842607

Publishers VDM Verlag, May 2011

This book is about classification of nucleotide chains from yeast metabolic cycle data. First of all... Full description

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This book is about classification of nucleotide chains from yeast metabolic cycle data. First of all, the goals and the data set will be explained. After that an introduction in classification tasks, machine learning and support vector machines will be given and the so called Motif-Kernel will be introduced. Furthermore, all used techniques will be explained in detail. Another very important part of this book is the statistical analysis of the data set and of the results. The results of the different methods will be compared and discussed in detail. The last chapter is a short summary of the results.