Velodrome combines semi-supervised learning and out-of-distribution generalization (domain generalization) for drug response prediction and pharmacogenomics
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Velodrome combines semi-supervised learning and out-of-distribution generalization (domain generalization) for drug response prediction and pharmacogenomics
CaDRReS-Sc is a framework for analyzing drug response heterogeneity based on single-cell RNA-seq data
The Drug Response Prediction 2022 project in Computational Biology and Artificial Intelligence (COMBINE) Laboratory, McGill University.
Drug Response Estimation from single-cell Expression Profiles
DeepResponse: Large Scale Prediction of Cancer Cell Line Drug Response with Deep Learning Based Pharmacogenomic Modelling
Pipeline for testing drug response prediction models in a statistically and biologically sound way.
Deep Learning based Drug Response Predication with public Omics datasets
DrEval is a toolkit that ensures drug response prediction evaluations are statistically sound, biologically meaningful, and reproducible.
Tensorflow implementation of PaccMann (drug sensitivity prediction)
Python implementation of TRANSACT, a tool to transfer non-linear predictors of drug response from model systems to tumors.
Framework to build, evaluate, select, and compare ML classification and regression models using high-dimensional biological data and other covariates
CrossTx: Cross-cell line Transcriptomic Signature Predictions
DeepResponse: Large Scale Prediction of Cancer Cell Line Drug Response with Deep Learning Based Pharmacogenomic Modelling
Implementation of Percolate, an exponential family JIVE statistical model for multi-view integration
An extended Python package for topological regression for quantitative structure-activity relationship modeling
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