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Title: Introduction to Probabilistic Boolean Networks


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Introduction to Probabilistic Boolean Networks
Ina Sen May 28 , 2008
  • 1. From Boolean to Probabilistic Boolean Networks
    as Models of Gene Regulatory Networks
  • 2. Probabilistic Boolean Networks a rule based
    uncertainty model for gene regulatory network

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Model Considerations
  • To what extent does the model represent reality?
  • Is the right type of data being used to infer
    the model?
  • What does one hope to learn from the model?

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Boolean Network Terms
  • Maximum Connectivity
  • Gene Activity Profile
  • Attractors / Basins of Attraction
  • Structural Stability
  • Canalyzing Function
  • Ordered regime vs chaotic regime
  • Complex regime

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Boolean Network Dynamics
  • G(V,F) containing n genes x1, x2,, xn and
    initial joint probability distribution D(x), x in
    0,1n
  • Joint probability distribution after one step of
    network
  • Thus, Dt1 Y(Dt)
  • where Y 0,12n -gt 0,12n

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Representations
  • If Dt1,Dt be represented as 1 x 2n vectors
  • Let A be defined as 2n x 2n matrix
  • function C gives the integer binary vector.
  • Matrix A has exactly 1 non-zero entry in each row

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Probabilistic Boolean Networks
  • BNs assume deterministic nature of predictive
    function, may not be true given
  • Biological uncertainty
  • Experimental noise
  • Interacting latent variables
  • Resolve overfitting

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Mathematical Definition
  • Given genes V x1, x2,, xn, for each xi in V
    there is a set of boolean functions Fi

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Extension to PBNs
  • Realization of PBN
  • Probability of choosing a particular predictor
  • Not necessary that Boolean functions composing
    the network to be independent.

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Network Selection Probability
  • Define matrix K
  • Calculate Transition Probabilities between
    different GAPs (Gene Activity Profiles).

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Markovian Behavior
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Probabilities
  • For any GAP x, there exists some GAP x such that
  • Thus,
  • for any i 1,,2n.
  • A becomes a Markov matrix and PBN a
    homogeneous Markov Process, i.e. having
    transition probabilities invariant with time.

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PBN Example
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Next Time
  • Inference of PBNs
  • Dynamics of PBNs
  • Relationship to Bayesian Networks
  • Influence Sensitivities of Genes in PBNs
  • Example as discussed in the paper.

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