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Drug Side-effect Profiles Prediction: From Empirical Risk Minimization to Structural Risk Minimization.
The identification of drug side-effects is considered to be an important step in drug design, which could not only shorten the time but also reduce the cost of drug development. In this paper, we investigate the relationship between the potential side-effects of drug candidates and their chemical structures. The preliminary Regularized Regression (RR) model for drug side-effects prediction has promising features in the efficiency of model training and the existence of a closed form solution. It performs better than other state-of-the-art methods, in terms of minimum accuracy and average accuracy. In order to dig inside how drug structure will associate with side effect, we propose weighted GTS (Generalized T-Student Kernel: WGTS) SVM model from a structural risk minimization perspective. The SVM model proposed in this paper provide a better understanding of drug side-effects in the process of drug development. The usefulness of the WGTS model lies in the superior performance in a cross validation setting on a 1385 side-effects profiling from SIDER database and the chemical structures of 888 approved drugs and independent side-effect profile predictions. This work is expected to shed light on intriguing studies that predict potential un-identifying side-effects and suggest how we can avoid drug side-effects by the removal of some distinguished chemical structures.
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