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Input for MiNet #1

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archanabhardwaj opened this issue Sep 30, 2019 · 1 comment
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Input for MiNet #1

archanabhardwaj opened this issue Sep 30, 2019 · 1 comment

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@archanabhardwaj
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I really like your method. I would like to use it on my dataset. I have multi omics data in four different csv files. . From paper, its clear xi are generated as: pool all the feature in one matrix

Matrix (3x4)
gene1_exp,gene1_meth,gene1_cnv,gene1_integration
gene2_exp,gene2_meth,gene2_cnv,gene2_integration
gene2_exp,gene2_meth,gene2_cnv,gene2_integration

Now as next step, How to create the "canonical gene expression" and pathway input layer for the MiNet model creation. Could you please elaborate it or provide the code ?

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I really like your method. I would like to use it on my dataset. I have multi omics data in four different csv files. . From paper, its clear xi are generated as: pool all the feature in one matrix

Matrix (3x4)
gene1_exp,gene1_meth,gene1_cnv,gene1_integration
gene2_exp,gene2_meth,gene2_cnv,gene2_integration
gene2_exp,gene2_meth,gene2_cnv,gene2_integration

Now as next step, How to create the "canonical gene expression" and pathway input layer for the MiNet model creation. Could you please elaborate it or provide the code ?

Sorry for replying late. The canonical gene expression is controlled by the ordering of the input matrix and the mask between inputs and gene layer. So did the pathway layer.

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