Ridge regression baseline model outperforms deep learning method for cancer genetic dependency prediction
Abstract
Accurately predicting genetic or other cellular vulnerabilities of unscreened, or difficult to screen, cancer samples will allow vast advancements in precision oncology. We re-analyzed a recently published deep learning method for predicting cancer genetic dependencies from their omics profiles. After implementing a ridge regression baseline model with an alternative, simplified problem setup, we achieved a model that outperforms the original deep learning method. Our study demonstrates the importance of problem formulation in machine learning applications and underscores the need for rigorous comparisons with baseline approaches.
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