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ddepn

Dynamic Deterministic Effects Propagation Networks: Infer signalling networks for timecourse RPPA data.

  DDEPN (Dynamic Deterministic Effects Propagation Networks): Infer signalling networks for timecourse data. Given a matrix of high-throughput genomic or proteomic timecourse data, generated after external perturbation of the biological system, DDEPN models the time-dependent propagation of active and passive states depending on a network structure. Optimal network structures given the experimental data are reconstructed. Two network inference algorithms can be used: inhibMCMC, a Markov Chain Monte Carlo sampling approach and GA, a Genetic Algorithm network optimisation. Inclusion of prior biological knowledge can be done using different network prior models.
  Version: 2.2.3 | Last change: 2015-01-11 18:18:18+01 | Rev.: 92
  Download: linux(.tar.gz) | windows(.zip) | Build status: Current
  R install command: install.packages("ddepn", repos="http://R-Forge.R-project.org")
 
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