COLT: COnstrained Lineage Tree Generation from sequence data

Keke Chen, Venkata Sai Abhishek Gogu, Di Wu, Jiang Ning
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Lineage analysis has been an important method for understanding the mutation patterns and the diversity of genes, such as antibodies. A mutation lineage is typically represented as a tree structure, describing the possible mutation paths. Generating lineage trees from sequence data imposes two unique challenges: (1) Types of constraints might be defined on top of sequence data and tree structures, which have to be appropriately formulated and maintained by the algorithms. (2) Enumerating all possible trees that satisfy constraints is typically computationally intractable. In this paper, we present a COnstrained Lineage Tree generation framework (COLT) that builds lineage trees from sequences, based on local and global constraints specified by domain experts and heuristics derived from the mutation processes. Our formal analysis and experimental results show that this framework can efficiently generate valid lineage trees, while strictly satisfying the constraints specified by domain experts.
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从序列数据生成约束谱系树
谱系分析已成为了解基因(如抗体)突变模式和多样性的重要方法。突变谱系通常以树状结构表示,描述可能的突变路径。从序列数据中生成谱系树有两个独特的挑战:(1)约束类型可能在序列数据和树结构之上定义,这些约束类型必须由算法适当地表述和维护。(2)枚举满足约束条件的所有可能的树在计算上通常是难以处理的。在本文中,我们提出了一个约束谱系树生成框架(COLT),该框架基于领域专家指定的局部和全局约束以及来自突变过程的启发式,从序列中构建谱系树。形式分析和实验结果表明,该框架能够有效地生成有效的谱系树,同时严格满足领域专家指定的约束条件。
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