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Classification of protein-protein interaction full-text documents using text and citation network features

  • Artemy Kolchinsky
  • , Alaa Abi-Haidar
  • , Jasleen Kaur
  • , Ahmed Abdeen Hamed
  • , Luis M. Rocha
  • Indiana University Bloomington
  • Instituto Gulbenkian de Medicina Molecular

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Abstract

We participated (as Team 9) in the Article Classification Task of the Biocreative II.5 Challenge: binary classification of full-text documents relevant for protein-protein interaction. We used two distinct classifiers for the online and offline challenges: 1) the lightweight Variable Trigonometric Threshold (VTT) linear classifier we successfully introduced in BioCreative 2 for binary classification of abstracts and 2) a novel Naive Bayes classifier using features from the citation network of the relevant literature. We supplemented the supplied training data with full-text documents from the MIPS database. The lightweight VTT classifier was very competitive in this new full-text scenario: it was a top-performing submission in this task, taking into account the rank product of the Area Under the interpolated precision and recall Curve, Accuracy, Balanced F-Score, and Matthew's Correlation Coefficient performance measures. The novel citation network classifier for the biomedical text mining domain, while not a top performing classifier in the challenge, performed above the central tendency of all submissions, and therefore indicates a promising new avenue to investigate further in bibliome informatics.

Original languageEnglish
Article number5473214
Pages (from-to)400-411
Number of pages12
JournalIEEE/ACM Transactions on Computational Biology and Bioinformatics
Volume7
Issue number3
DOIs
StatePublished - 2010

Keywords

  • Text mining
  • binary classification
  • citation network
  • literature mining
  • protein-protein interaction

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