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CNet: A method to solve a connected network-regularized logistic regression (CNet-RLR) model for feature selection.

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In this work, a connected network-regularized logistic regression (CNet-RLR) model for feature selection considering the structural connectivity in a network was proposed. Mathematically, it was a convex optimization problem constrained by inequalities reflecting network connectivity.

CNet

  • CNet: A connected network-regularized logistic regression (CNet-RLR) model were proposed to perform feature selection.
  • In both synthetic simulation data and real-world UCEC cancer genomics data, we validated the CNet-RLR model is efficient to identify the connected-network-structured features that can serve as diagnostic biomarkers.
  • In the comparison study, we also proved the proposed CNet-RLR model results in better classification performance and feature interpretability than the other regularized logistic regression (RLR) alternatives and another graph embedded feature selection model.
  • If you have any questions about CNet, please directly contact the corresponding author Prof. Zhi-Ping Liu with the E-mail: [email protected]

Citation

Li, Lingyu, and Zhi-Ping Liu. "A connected network-regularized logistic regression model for feature selection." Applied Intelligence (2022): 1-31. CoxReg paper website

Data

  • In the CNet-RLR, NSLR_example and matlab_example files, we give all R/Matlab/Python codes used in our work.
  • In the Data and GSE63678 files, we give some necessary input/output files by the R/Matlab/Python codes.
  • Some of these input files only give the first few lines, but this does not affect the results of the work (CNet-RLR).
  • In the Supplementary file file, we present the necessary Additional files contained in our work.

R code for CNet (i.e., CNet-RLR model in paper)

The serial number (1), (2), ..., (9) represents the order in which the program runs in our work.

  • (1) network_match.R ---- Network structure of DEGs in RegNetwork
  • (2) Data_net.R ---- Intersection of genes in the Data and genes in RegNetwork
  • (3) DE_net.R ---- Select differentially expressed genes (DEGs) and consider the network structure in RegNetwork
  • (4) data_split2.R ---- Randomly divide Dataset into 20 new Datasets by 1:1 of the positive and negative samples
  • (5) cut.R ---- Diameters and cut-nodes of component of DEGs in RegNetwork
  • (6) adj.R ---- Adjacency matrix and its eigenvalues
  • (7) CNet_RLR_126e50102.m ---- Main function
  • (8) coef2feature_data ---- Select feature genes based on threshold and Extract feature expression values in test dataset and independent dataset
  • (9) class_net.R ---- Independent data set verification to obtain ROC curve and classification accuracy

Matlab code for CNet (i.e., CNet-RLR model in paper)

  • costFunction12.m ---- Objective function
  • cv.m ---- Cross validation to select optimal parameters
  • Laplcian_Matrix.m ---- Laplacian matrix according to the adjacency matrix
  • LogitisLap.m ---- LogitisLap function for cv
  • SGNLR.m ---- SGNLR function for LogitisLap
  • my_error.m ---- error function
  • getLambMax.m ---- getLambMax function for cv
  • Predict.m ---- Predict function on test dataset
  • plot_roc.m ---- Roc curve function on test dataset
  • RunRcode.m ---- RunRcode for main function

CNet (2022), Zhi-Ping Liu all rights reserved

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