2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.compbiolchem.2015.07.012
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CAMWI: Detecting protein complexes using weighted clustering coefficient and weighted density

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“…Then, we compared dynamic extension of several protein complex detection methods using the genetic-based biclustering algorithm. The results of this comparison encourage us to suggest BiCAMWI, the dynamic variant of previous proposed method CAMWI[ 56 ] as more reliable method for protein complex detection. Finally, we compared BiCAMWI with other detection methods, both static and dynamic methods.…”
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confidence: 53%
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“…Then, we compared dynamic extension of several protein complex detection methods using the genetic-based biclustering algorithm. The results of this comparison encourage us to suggest BiCAMWI, the dynamic variant of previous proposed method CAMWI[ 56 ] as more reliable method for protein complex detection. Finally, we compared BiCAMWI with other detection methods, both static and dynamic methods.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 53%
“…To have a better view of the proposed genetic-based algorithm advantages, in this subsection, we compare our proposed biclustering method, GA-DCT, with some popular biclustering algorithms CC[ 39 ], BiMax[ 44 ], xMOTISs[ 46 ], OPSM[ 47 ],ISA[ 48 ] and UniBic[ 65 ]. in all methods, after producing biclusters and extracting dynamic subnetworks, CAMWI method[ 56 ] is used to detect protein complexes from every dynamic PPI subnetwork. Aggregating the results after removing duplicate complexes produces the final set of detected protein complexes.…”
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“…A protein is considered an attachment to a core if adding it to the core increases the weight of the total complex. CAMWI (Lakizadeh et al, 2015a ), a core-attachment based algorithm, detects protein complexes in four steps. First, it chooses seeds to find cores based on a threshold; then, seeds are grown up to make cores and in the third step it adds attachment proteins to each core.…”
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confidence: 99%