CNS Tumor Prediction Using Gene Expression Data Part II

In this chapter, we propose a novel algorithm for characterizing a variety of CNS tumors. The proposed algorithm is illustrated with an analysis of an Affymetrix gene expression data from CNS tumor samples (Pomeroy et al., 2002). As discussed in the previous chapter entitled: CNS Tumor Prediction Using Gene Expression Data Part I, we used an ANOVA model to normalize the microarray gene expression measurements. In this chapter, we introduce a systemic way of building tumor prototypes to facilitate automatic prediction of CNS tumors.

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