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Clustering time-series gene expression data with unequal time intervals

Rueda et al., 2008

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8776684421391334599
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Rueda L
Bari A
Ngom A
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Transactions on Computational Systems Biology X

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Clustering gene expression data given in terms of time-series is a challenging problem that imposes its own particular constraints, namely exchanging two or more time points is not possible as it would deliver quite different results, and also it would lead to erroneous …
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