Title
Characteristic Gene Selection via L2,1-norm Sparse Principal Component Analysis
Abstract
Sparse Principal Component Analysis (SPCA) is a method that can get the sparse loadings of the principal components (PCs), and it may formulate PCA as a regressiontype optimization problem by using the elastic net. But the selected features are different with each PC and generally independent. A new method named SPCA has been proposed for removing these detect, which replaces the elastic net with L2,1-norm penalty. The results of the method on gene expression data are still unknown. Therefore, we will take a test to prove this point in this paper. Firstly, this method is applied to the simulated data for obtaining an optimal parameter. Secondly, the L2,1SPCA method is applied to the gene expression data, that is the head and neck squamous carcinoma data (HNSC). Thirdly, the characteristic genes are selected according the PCs. The results consist of very lower Pvalue and very higher hit count, which shows the method of L2,1SPCA can obtain higher recognition accuracy and higher relevancy to the genes. Finally, the experimental results demonstrate that the L2,1SPCA works well and has good performances in the gene expression data.
Year
Venue
Keywords
2016
BIBM
sparse principal component analysis,L2,1-norm,row-sparse,gene expression data
DocType
Citations 
PageRank 
Conference
0
0.34
References 
Authors
0
6
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Yao Lu101.35
Gao Ying-Lian22918.73
Liu Jin-Xing34016.11
Chang-gang Wen441.78
Ya-xuan Wang552.42
Jiguo Yu6688108.74