Background: Verifying interactions between drugs and targets is key to discover new drugs. Many computational methods have been developed to predict drug-target interactions and performed successfully, but challenges still exist in the field. Objective: We try to develop a machine learning method to predict drug-target affinity, which can determine the strength of the binding relationship between drug and target. Method: This paper proposes an integrated machine learning system for drug-target binding affinity prediction based on network fusion. First, multiple similarity networks representing drugs or targets are calculated. Second, multiple networks representing drugs (targets) are fused separately. Finally, the characteristic information of splicing drugs and targets was used for model construction and training. By integrating multiple similarity networks, the model fully embodies the complementarity of network information, and the most complete features of information can be obtained after the redundancy is removed. Results: Experimental results showed that our model obtained good results for DTI binding affinity. Conclusion: It is still challenging to predict drug-target affinity. This paper proposes to use an integrated system of fusion network information for addressing the issue, and the proposed method performs well, which can provide a certain data basis for the subsequent work. Website: https://www.dlearningapp.com/web/inmpba.htm
This paper directly adopts evidence reasoning formula to calculate sensor information fusion result. The amount of calculation and calculation time delay increase with the increasing number of target found, uses two recursive calculation ways of evidence combination to calculate results, and proposes a fusion algorithm based on matrix analysis, using matlab software and C language programming to realize the method and calculate by an example. The results prove that the fusion result calculated by the method gets the same result as that of evidence reasoning synthesis formula, but the time needed for calculation will be reduced.
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