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The author developed PR-NET as an optimized model to predict prostate cancer patient outcomes, surpassing P-NET and traditional models in accuracy and efficiency.
Tiivistelmä
The study introduces PR-NET, a refined model for predicting prostate cancer patient outcomes. By optimizing the network structure of P-NET, PR-NET demonstrated superior performance with high accuracy and efficiency. The research focused on the importance of gene loci selection, reducing model complexity, enhancing generalization capabilities, and improving practical utility. The results showed significant improvements in predicting unknown datasets, training times, inference times, and cost reduction compared to P-NET.
Tilastot
PR-NET achieved average AUC and Recall scores of 0.94 and 0.83 on known data.
PR-NET maintained robust generalizability with an average AUC of 0.73 and Recall of 0.72 on unknown datasets.
Gene-level analysis revealed 46 key genes in PR-NET.
Training time for PR-NET was reduced by approximately 1.6 times compared to P-NET.
Inference time for PR-NET was about 2.6 times shorter than P-NET.
Lainaukset
"PR-NET demonstrated superior performance in predicting prostate cancer patient outcomes."
"PR-NET outperformed P-NET and six other traditional models with a significant margin."
"PR-NET's efficiency was evidenced by its shorter average training and inference times."