Evolutionary approach for relative gene expression algorithms

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Abstract

A Relative Expression Analysis (RXA) uses ordering relationships in a small collection of genes and is successfully applied to classiffication using microarray data. As checking all possible subsets of genes is computationally infeasible, the RXA algorithms require feature selection and multiple restrictive assumptions. Our main contribution is a specialized evolutionary algorithm (EA) for top-scoring pairs called EvoTSP which allows finding more advanced gene relations. We managed to unify the major variants of relative expression algorithms through EA and introduce weights to the top-scoring pairs. Experimental validation of EvoTSP on public available microarray datasets showed that the proposed solution significantly outperforms in terms of accuracy other relative expression algorithms and allows exploring much larger solution space. © 2014 Marcin Czajkowski and Marek Kretowski.

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Czajkowski, M., & Kretowski, M. (2014). Evolutionary approach for relative gene expression algorithms. The Scientific World Journal, 2014. https://doi.org/10.1155/2014/593503

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