Istatistiksel ön puanlama bileşeni ile gruplama puanlama modellemesi (GSM) yaklaşımın geliştirilmesi: Yüksek boyutlu transkriptomik veri analizi için bir vaka çalışması

Rapid advancements in transcriptomic technologies have significantly increased the volume of data available for analysis, which presents challenges in terms of efficiency and computational demand. This thesis introduces a Pre-Scoring component to the Grouping-Scoring-Modeling (G-S-M) framework to address inefficiencies caused by the excessive number of gene groups generated by traditional GSM. By selectively prioritizing gene groups based on their statistical significance, this innovation aims to reduce the computational demands associated with scoring these groups using machine learning models, thereby streamlining the analysis process. Assessed across nine diverse Gene Expression datasets, the Pre-Scoring G-S-M framework not only maintained accuracy comparable to the traditional approach but did so with significantly fewer genes. This refinement conserves resources while maintaining the robustness and reliability of the data analysis, crucial for advancing research in personalized medicine and therapeutic strategies. The findings suggest that the modified G-S-M framework serves as a valuable tool in bioinformatics, offering a more efficient approach to handling large-scale genomic datasets. Future work will focus on adapting this enhanced framework to incorporate diverse types of omics knowledge, such as proteomics and metabolomics, further optimizing its performance to broaden its applicability in both clinical and research settings