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Microarray Leukemia gene data clustering by means of generalized self-organizing neural networks with evolving tree-like structures

Czasopismo: Lecture Notes in Computer Science   Tom: 9119, Strony: 15-25
ISSN:  0302-9743
ISBN:  978-3-319-19324-3
Wydawca:  SPRINGER-VERLAG BERLIN, HEIDELBERGER PLATZ 3, D-14197 BERLIN, GERMANY
Opublikowano: 2015
Seria wydawnicza:  Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence
 
  Autorzy / Redaktorzy / Twórcy
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Marian Bolesław Gorzałczany orcid logoWEAiIKatedra Informatyki, Elektroniki i Elektrotechniki *337.50  
Jakub Piekoszewski orcid logoPolitechnika Świętokrzyska w Kielcach; Wydział Elektrotechniki, Automatyki i Informatyki33.00  
Filip Rudziński orcid logoWEAiIKatedra Informatyki, Elektroniki i Elektrotechniki *337.50  

Grupa MNiSW:  Materiały z konferencji międzynarodowej (zarejestrowane w Web of Science)
Punkty MNiSW: 15
Klasyfikacja Web of Science: Proceedings Paper


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Keywords:

microarray cancer gene data  gene expression data clustering  generalized self-organizing neural networks with evolving tree-like structures  cluster analysis  unsupervised learning  



Abstract:

The paper presents the application of our clustering technique based on generalized self-organizing neural networks with evolving tree-like structures to complex cluster-analysis problems including, in particular, the sample-based and gene-based clusterings of microarray Leukemia gene data set. Our approach works in a fully unsupervised way, i.e., without the necessity to predefine the number of clusters and using unlabelled data. It is particularly important in the gene-based clustering of microarray data for which the number of gene clusters is unknown in advance. In the sample-based clustering of the Leukemia data set, our approach gives better results than those reported in the literature and obtained using a method that requires the cluster number to be defined in advance. In the gene-based clustering of the considered data, our approach generates clusters that are easily divisible into subclusters related to particular sample classes. It corresponds, in a way, to subspace clustering that is highly desirable in microarray data analysis.