Prediction of Drug Synergy by Ensemble Learning

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2001.01997v1
• Date: Tue, 7 Jan 2020 12:21:37 GMT
• Title: Prediction of Drug Synergy by Ensemble Learning
• Authors: I\c{s}{\i}ksu Ek\c{s}io\u{g}lu, Mehmet Tan
• Abstract summary: We investigate the effectiveness of different compound representations in predicting the drug synergy. On a large drug combination screen dataset, we first demonstrate the use of a promising representation that has not been used for this problem before. We then propose an ensemble on representation-model combinations that outperform each of the baseline models.
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• Abstract: One of the promising methods for the treatment of complex diseases such as cancer is combinational therapy. Due to the combinatorial complexity, machine learning models can be useful in this field, where significant improvements have recently been achieved in determination of synergistic combinations. In this study, we investigate the effectiveness of different compound representations in predicting the drug synergy. On a large drug combination screen dataset, we first demonstrate the use of a promising representation that has not been used for this problem before, then we propose an ensemble on representation-model combinations that outperform each of the baseline models.

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