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Statistical machine learning for computational biology

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Course by: Devika Subramanian. E-mail the author

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Summary: The course is the second module of a three module course entitled "Bioinformatics: from sequence to structure". This course focuses on learning statistical models from biological data. Three problems are covered: gene finding, classification of gene expression data, and inferring regulatory networks from mRNA and proteomic data. The computational techniques covered include: HMMs, support vector machines, and structure learning with Bayesian networks. This course is made possible by a curriculum development grant from the NSF.

Instructor: Devika Subramanian

Institution: Rice University

Course Number: COMP 470

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This collection contains: Modules by: Andrew Hughes, Devika Subramanian.

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