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Biomarker discovery is a vital zone of biomedical learn that could result in major breakthroughs in ailment research and distinctive treatment. Biomarkers are organic entities whose adjustments are measurable and are attribute of a selected organic situation. getting to know, coping with, and analyzing wisdom of latest biomarkers are demanding and tasty difficulties within the rising box of biomedical informatics.
This quantity is a suite of cutting-edge examine into the appliance of information mining to the invention and research of recent biomarkers. offering new effects, types and algorithms, the integrated contributions specialize in biomarker facts integration, details retrieval tools, and statistical computer studying techniques.
This quantity is meant for college students, and researchers in bioinformatics, proteomics, and genomics, in addition engineers and utilized scientists drawn to the interdisciplinary program of information mining techniques.
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