In the rapidly evolving realm of genetics, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) has ushered in new perspectives on therapeutic approaches and evolutionary processes. Traditional genetic analyses often struggle with the vastness of genetic datasets and are susceptible to human error due to the complexity of genetic information interpretation. AI, particularly machine learning, has shown immense potential in processing large-scale genetic data and uncovering intricate biological networks. Recent studies have demonstrated AI's capability to enhance biomarker discovery and therapeutic strategies by providing more accurate and biologically relevant insights. However, despite these advancements, there remains a need for more efficient algorithms and predictive models that can seamlessly integrate lab results with clinical data. This gap highlights the necessity for interdisciplinary research that combines bioinformatics, statistics, machine learning, and high-throughput genetic experiments to propel innovation in this field.
This research topic aims to utilize AI technologies to uncover the profound correlations between genetic biomarkers and therapeutic strategies, thereby exploring the untapped potential of genetic biomarkers. The primary objectives include establishing and validating efficient algorithms for interpreting complex genomic data and constructing predictive models for disease prognosis and treatment responses. By conducting multicenter clinical studies, the research seeks to substantiate the practicality and reliability of these models in real-world scenarios, ultimately enhancing the accuracy and biological relevance of biomarkers for precision medicine.
To gather further insights in the intersection of AI and genetic biomarker research, we welcome articles addressing, but not limited to, the following themes:
- The application of AI in the analysis of genetic biomarkers.
- The role of machine learning models in searching for genetic biomarkers.
- The use of multimodal machine learning methods in evaluating the efficacy of genetic biomarkers.
- The discovery of genetic biomarkers based on machine learning.
- The application of machine learning methods integrating multi-omics and genetic biomarker exploration.
Keywords: Genetic biomarker, artificial intelligence, multi-omics data processing
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