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Submitted to Confe'i-ence Europe'ene sur lilnalyse d'lmages et de Signaux
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CHAPTER 2 – The QUEST System for Computer-Analyzed Two-Dimensional Electrophoresis of Proteins
The interpretation of two‐dimensional gel electrophoresis (2‐DGE) profiles can be facilitated by artificial intelligence and machine learning programs. We have incorporated into our 2‐DGE computer analysis system (termed MELANIE‐Medical Electrophoresis Analysis Interactive Expert system) a program which automatically classifies 2‐DGE patterns using heuristic clustering analysis. This program is a step toward machine learning. In this publication, we describe the classification method and the preliminary results obtained with liver biopsy electrophoretograms. Heuristic clustering is also compared to other classification techniques.
Electrophoresis – Wiley
Published: Jan 1, 1988
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