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Redescription Mining and Applications in Bioinformatics
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2009
Chapman & Hall/CRC Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery Series
Our ability to interrogate the cell and computationally assimilate its answers is improving at a dramatic pace. For instance, the study of even a focused aspect of cellular activity, such as gene action, now benefits from multiple high-throughput data acquisition technologies such as microarrays, genome-wide deletion screens, and RNAi assays. A critical need is the development of algorithms that can bridge, relate, and unify diverse categories of data descriptors. Redescription mining is such
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