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arxiv 1502.04469 v4 pith:TJDLQG63 submitted 2015-02-16 cs.LG q-bio.MNq-bio.QM

Classification and its applications for drug-target interaction identification

classification cs.LG q-bio.MNq-bio.QM
keywords classificationlearningbeendatadrug-targetmethodspredictionunsupervised
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Classification is one of the most popular and widely used supervised learning tasks, which categorizes objects into predefined classes based on known knowledge. Classification has been an important research topic in machine learning and data mining. Different classification methods have been proposed and applied to deal with various real-world problems. Unlike unsupervised learning such as clustering, a classifier is typically trained with labeled data before being used to make prediction, and usually achieves higher accuracy than unsupervised one. In this paper, we first define classification and then review several representative methods. After that, we study in details the application of classification to a critical problem in drug discovery, i.e., drug-target prediction, due to the challenges in predicting possible interactions between drugs and targets.

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