A subspace learning aided matrix factorization for drug repurposing

The proposed matrix factorization based method for drug repurposing, benefits from integrating knowledge from two domains, drug-disease and drug-target domains, and also is capable of preserve the geometry of the data in both feature space, and s ample space. Comparing to existing state of the art methods, this shows accuracy improvement in drug repurposing.

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Bioimpacts
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2025-09-15
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https://doi.org/10.34172/bi.30443
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Image Retrieval and Classification Techniques
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A subspace learning aided matrix factorization for drug repurposing

Zahra Narimani, Amir Mahdi Zhalefar
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Image Retrieval and Classification Techniques
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A subspace learning aided matrix factorization for drug repurposing

Zahra Narimani, Amir Mahdi Zhalefar
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Abstract

The proposed matrix factorization based method for drug repurposing, benefits from integrating knowledge from two domains, drug-disease and drug-target domains, and also is capable of preserve the geometry of the data in both feature space, and s ample space. Comparing to existing state of the art methods, this shows accuracy improvement in drug repurposing.

BioimpactsVol. 15
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