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DTIP: A Comparative Analytical Framework for Chemogenomic Drugtarget Interactions Prediction

Author(s): Faraneh Haddadi and Mohammad Reza Kayvanpour*

Volume 17, Issue 1, 2021

Published on: 18 December, 2019

Page: [2 - 21] Pages: 20

DOI: 10.2174/1573409916666191218124520

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Abstract

Background: Prediction of drug-target interactions is an essential step in drug discovery. Given drug-target interactions network, the objective of this task is to predict probable missing edges from known interactions. Computationally predicting drug-target interactions is an appropriate alternative for the time-consuming and costly experimental process of drug-target interaction prediction. A large number of computational methods for solving this problem have been proposed in recent years.

Objective: In recent years, several review articles have been published in the field of drug-target interactions prediction. Compared to other review articles, this paper includes a qualitative analysis in the form of a framework, a drug-target interactions prediction (DTIP) framework.

Methods: The framework consists of three sections. Initially, a classification has been presented for drug-target interactions prediction methods based on the link prediction approaches used in these methods. Secondly, general evaluation criteria have been introduced for analyzing approaches. Finally, a qualitative comparison is made between each approach in terms of their advantages and disadvantages.

Results: By providing a new classification of the drug-target interactions prediction approaches and comparing them with the proposed evaluation criteria, this framework provides a convenient and efficient way to select and compare the methods. Moreover, using the framework, we can improve these techniques further.

Conclusion: This paper provides a study to select, compare, and improve chemogenomic drugtarget interactions prediction methods. To this aim, an analytical framework is presented.

Keywords: Chemogenomic, drug-target interactions prediction, drug-target interactions network, machine learning, link prediction, comparative analytical framework, drug discovery.

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