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Evaluate performance of covariates on TP53
See how well covariates (non-expression features) predict TP53 mutation. Related to cognoma#8: General mutation-load does provide some ability to predict mutation status of TP53. Partially addresses cognoma#21: Covariates are extracted from samples.tsv.
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# A directory for exploratory machine learning analyses | ||
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This directory is home is exploratory analyses that help answer questions about how we should do machine learning. For algorithm implementations see the [`algorithms`](../algorithms) directory. For other types of analyses, place them here. | ||
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Notebooks should be exported to scripts for review. For example, from the directory containing your scripts run: | ||
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```sh | ||
jupyter nbconvert --to=script *.ipynb | ||
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This analysis looks into covariates and their potential confounding effects. | ||
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Specifically, we find that disease type, gender, and mutation burden predict _TP53_ mutation with AUROC = 84%. |
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