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JCB
2000
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A Discriminative Framework for Detecting Remote Protein Homologies
A new method for detecting remote protein homologies is introduced and shown to perform well in classifying protein domains by SCOP superfamily. The method is a variant of support...
Tommi Jaakkola, Mark Diekhans, David Haussler
BMCBI
2008
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ProLoc-GO: Utilizing informative Gene Ontology terms for sequence-based prediction of protein subcellular localization
Background: Gene Ontology (GO) annotation, which describes the function of genes and gene products across species, has recently been used to predict protein subcellular and subnuc...
Wen-Lin Huang, Chun-Wei Tung, Shih-Wen Ho, Shiow-F...
JCC
2008
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Prediction of protein structural class using novel evolutionary collocation-based sequence representation
: Knowledge of structural classes is useful in understanding of folding patterns in proteins. Although existing structural class prediction methods applied virtually all state-of-t...
Ke Chen 0003, Lukasz A. Kurgan, Jishou Ruan
BMCBI
2008
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SCPRED: Accurate prediction of protein structural class for sequences of twilight-zone similarity with predicting sequences
Background: Protein structure prediction methods provide accurate results when a homologous protein is predicted, while poorer predictions are obtained in the absence of homologou...
Lukasz A. Kurgan, Krzysztof J. Cios, Ke Chen 0003
NN
2000
Springer
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How good are support vector machines?
Support vector (SV) machines are useful tools to classify populations characterized by abrupt decreases in density functions. At least for one class of Gaussian data model the SV ...
Sarunas Raudys