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    Title: GBactPro：基於機器學習方法對細菌啟動子進行跨物種預測
    GBactPro: General Bacterial Promoter prediction across species using machine learning
    Authors: 高語謙
    Kao, Yu-Chien
    Contributors: 張家銘
    Chang, Jia-Ming
    高語謙
    Kao, Yu-Chien
    Keywords: 細菌啟動子
    機器學習
    隨機森林模型
    長短期記憶模型(LSTM)
    Bacterial promoters
    Machine learning
    Random forest
    Long short-term memory (LSTM)
    Date: 2024
    Issue Date: 2024-09-04 14:59:32 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 啟動子為DNA上轉錄起始點上游特定基因片段，是調控DNA轉錄的重要位置，雖然已有許多啟動子預測工具，但大多只專注在少數物種，我們結合Promotech的跨物種預測，與台大周信宏教授開發的啟動子 scanning model，建立GBactPro，使用scanning model生成啟動子資料，訓練隨機森林模型以及深度學習模型找出每個區域的序列特徵，其中隨機森林模型可以透過相鄰區域的資訊學到更多的序列特徵，比單純計算序列結合能量的scanning model準確；深度學習模型使用1D-CNN及LSTM，利用LSTM可以學習長距離特徵的特性，不需透過scanning model 事先處理預測資料，也可正確地預測長序列中是否包含啟動子，我們的模型可以達到比Promotech更好的跨物種預測結果；此外使用GBactPro進行分區跨物種預測，在Minus10及Minus35區域的結果符合生物學上序列高度保留的特徵。最後在一些特定物種的特殊序列特徵，例如Alphaproteobacteria在 -7位置T出現的頻率較低，我們發現模型的預測結果在這些物種上會來得較差，符合生物學上的序列特徵。
    Promoters are specific gene segments upstream of the transcription start site (TSS) on DNA and play an essential role in regulating DNA transcription. Although many promoter prediction tools exist, most focus on a limited number of species, especially E. coli. We have developed GBactPro by combining Promotech's cross-species prediction concept with the promoter scanning model developed by Professor Hsin-Hung David Chou from National Taiwan University. GBactPro uses the scanning model to generate data and identify sequence features in each region. The random forest model can learn more sequence features and is more accurate than the scanning model, which only calculates the sequence binding energy. We also trained deep learning models using 1D-CNN and LSTM. LSTM‘s ability to learn long-distance features predicts the presence of promoters in long sequences without the need for preprocessing via the scanning model. Our model achieves better cross-species prediction results than Promotech. Additionally, GBactPro performs region-specific cross-species predictions, with results in the -10 and -35 areas aligning with the biologically conserved sequence features. Finally, we observed that the model's performance is less effective for specific species with unique sequence characteristics, such as Alphaproteobacteria lacking T at position -7, which meets with the biological sequence features.
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    Description: 碩士
    國立政治大學
    資訊科學系
    111753130
    Source URI: http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G0111753130
    Data Type: thesis
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