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Classifier ensemble based analysis of a genome-wide SNP dataset…


Ben Goertzel
Ben Goertzel
Journal of Cognitive Informatics

Posted: Jun 15, 2009

The OpenBiomind toolkit is used to apply GA, GP and local search methods to analyze a large SNP dataset concerning late-onset Alzheimer’s disease (LOAD). Classification models identifying LOAD with statistically significant accuracy are identified, and ensemble-based important features analysis is used to identify brain genes related to LOAD, most notably the solute carrier gene SLC6A15. Ensemble analysis is used to identify potentially significant interactions between genes in the context of LOAD.


Ben Goertzel Ph.D. is a fellow of the IEET, and founder and CEO of two computer science firms Novamente and Biomind, and of the non-profit Artificial General Intelligence Research Institute (agiri.org).
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