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GenoSiS: A Biobank-Scale Genotype Similarity Search Architecture for Creating Dynamic Patient-Match Cohorts
Kristen SchneideriD, Murad ChowdhuryiD, Mariano TepperiD, Jawad Khan, Jonathan ShorttiD, Christopher R. GignouxiD, Ryan M. LayeriD
Abstract
Many patients do not experience optimal benefits from medical advances because clinical research does not adequately represent them. While the diversity of biomedical research cohorts is improving, ensuring that individual patients are adequately represented remains challenging. We propose a new approach, GenoSiS, which leverages machine learning-based similarity search to dynamically find patient-matched cohorts across different populations quickly. These cohorts could serve as reference cohorts to improve a range of clinical analyses, including disease risk score calculations and dosage decisions. While GenoSiS focuses on finding genetic similarity within a biobank, our similarity search architecture can be extended to represent other medically relevant patient characteristics and search other biobanks.
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