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    MARSY: Multitask Deep Learning for Drug Combination Synergy Prediction
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    MARSY: Multitask Deep Learning for Drug Combination Synergy Prediction

    Faculty of Engineering
    Electrical & Computer Engineering
    McGill University

    MARSY (Multitask drug pAiR SynergY) is a deep learning-based multitask model developed for predicting drug combination synergy scores in cancer. It incorporates information on the gene expression profiles of cancer cell lines and the differential expression signatures induced by individual drugs. MARSY aims to address the sparsity of large drug screening databases by accurately imputing missing values. The model utilizes two encoders to capture the interplay between drug pairs and drug pairs with cell lines, learning latent embeddings that enhance prediction performance compared to state-of-the-art and traditional machine learning models. It has been used to predict synergy scores for over 133,000 new drug-pair cell line combinations, offering insights for precision medicine and drug development.

    COMBINE Lab

    COMBINE Lab

    Faculty of Engineering

    Research lab focused on advancing scientific knowledge and innovation.

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    Amin Emad

    Electrical & Computer Engineering
    Faculty of Engineering
    McGill University
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    MARSY: Multitask Deep Learning for Drug Combination Synergy Prediction

    Faculty of Engineering
    Electrical & Computer Engineering
    McGill University

    MARSY (Multitask drug pAiR SynergY) is a deep learning-based multitask model developed for predicting drug combination synergy scores in cancer. It incorporates information on the gene expression profiles of cancer cell lines and the differential expression signatures induced by individual drugs. MARSY aims to address the sparsity of large drug screening databases by accurately imputing missing values. The model utilizes two encoders to capture the interplay between drug pairs and drug pairs with cell lines, learning latent embeddings that enhance prediction performance compared to state-of-the-art and traditional machine learning models. It has been used to predict synergy scores for over 133,000 new drug-pair cell line combinations, offering insights for precision medicine and drug development.

    MARSY: Multitask Deep Learning for Drug Combination Synergy Prediction
    COMBINE Lab

    COMBINE Lab

    Faculty of Engineering

    Research lab focused on advancing scientific knowledge and innovation.

    AE

    Amin Emad

    Electrical & Computer Engineering
    Faculty of Engineering
    McGill University

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