Linnaeus: Interpretable Deep Learning Classification of Single Cell Transcript Data
Prince, E. W.; Hankinson, T. C.
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High throughput data is commonplace in biomedical research as seen with technologies such as single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq) and other Next Generation Sequencing technologies. As these techniques continue to be increasingly utilized it is critical to have analysis tools that can identify meaningful complex relationships between variables (i.e., in the case of scRNA-seq: genes) in a way such that human bias is absent. Moreover, it is equally paramount that both linear and non-linear (i.e., one-to-many) variable relationships be considered when contrasting datasets. HD Spot is a deep learning-based framework that generates an optimal interpretable classifier a given high-throughput dataset using a simple genetic algorithm as well as an autoencoder to classifier transfer learning approach. Using four unique publicly available scRNA-seq datasets with published ground truth, we demonstrate the robustness of HD Spot and the ability to identify ontologically accurate gene lists for a given data subset. HD Spot serves as a bioinformatic tool to allow novice and advanced analysts to gain complex insight into their respective datasets enabling novel hypotheses development.
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