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In this paper we outline two novel scoring methods for learning Bayesian networks in the presence of both continuous and discrete variables, that is, mixed variables. While much work has been done in the domain of automated Bayesian network learning, few studies have investigated this task in the presence of both continuous and discrete variables while focusing on scalability. Our goal is to provide...
With the development of next-generation sequencing technologies, large number of transcripts has been accumulated in public databases. Long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs), typically above 200 nucleotides in sequence length, have recently attracted increasing interests because of their important roles in various cellular processes. While it is straightforward to distinguishing lncRNAs from most small non-coding...
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