Self-Organizing Maps
Artificial Neural Networks: Concepts and Theory
Artificial Neural Networks: Concepts and Theory
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In this paper we describe how the self-organizing map can be applied to the visualization of the evolution and change of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) quasiespecies, and how this could be converted into a predictive tool. A SOM is trained with a set of nucleic acid sequences from the HIV-1 virus, and the U-Matrix method is applied to discover what natural groups are formed within it. Results show the validity of the method, and allow to discover two groupings within these sets, and what is the evolutionary path taken in them.