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determine gene function [ 29 ] to define a family of BNs. Chap. 4 presents a method
for inferring and ranking gene predictors from continuous gene expression data using
modified Zhegalkin functions. Lastly, in Chap. 5, we use ATPG techniques on the
BN [ 30 ], [ 31 ] to identify genes leading to cancer and to determine drug selection for
cancer therapy.
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