Clustering and visualization approaches for human cell cycle gene expression data analysis
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Interactive Visualization Tools for Meta-Clustering
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Motivation: The huge growth in gene expression data calls for the implementation of automatic tools for data processing and interpretation. Results: We present a new and comprehensive machine learning data mining framework consisting in a non-linear PCA neural network for feature extraction, and probabilistic principal surfaces combined with an agglomerative approach based on Negentropy aimed at clustering gene microarray data. The method, which provides a user-friendly visualization interface, can work on noisy data with missing points and represents an automatic procedure to get, with no a priori assumptions, the number of clusters present in the data. Cell-cycle dataset and a detailed analysis confirm the biological nature of the most significant clusters. Availability: The software described here is a subpackage part of the ASTRONEURAL package and is available upon request from the corresponding author. Contact: robtag@unisa.it Supplementary information: Supplementary data are available at Bioinformatics online.