A Multiattribute Gaussian Graphical Model for Inferring Multiscale Regulatory Networks: An Application in Breast Cancer.

A Multiattribute Gaussian Graphical Model for Inferring Multiscale Regulatory Networks: An Application in Breast Cancer.
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用于推断多尺度调节网络的多属性高斯图形模型:在乳腺癌中的应用。

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2018
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M. Sundqvist
M. Sundqvist
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J. Chiquet;G. Rigaill;M. Sundqvist

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