Mathematics and System Engineering Faculty Publications
Document Type
Article
Publication Title
Frontiers in Big Data
Abstract
We apply a pattern-based classification method to identify clinical and genomic features associated with the progression of Chronic Kidney disease (CKD). We analyze the African-American Study of Chronic Kidney disease with Hypertension dataset and construct a decision-tree classification model, consisting 15 combinatorial patterns of clinical features and single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), seven of which are associated with slow progression and eight with rapid progression of renal disease among African-American Study of Chronic Kidney patients. We identify four clinical features and two SNPs that can accurately predict CKD progression. Clinical and genomic features identified in our experiments may be used in a future study to develop new therapeutic interventions for CKD patients. Copyright © 2021 Moreno, Bain, Moreno, Carroll, Cunningham, Ashton, Poteau, Subasi, Lipkowitz and Subasi.
DOI
10.3389/fdata.2020.528828
Publication Date
2021
Recommended Citation
Moreno, M. Megan; Bain, Travaughn C.; Moreno, Melissa S.; Carroll, Katherine C.; and Cunningham, Emily R., "Identifying Clinical and Genomic Features Associated With Chronic Kidney Disease" (2021). Mathematics and System Engineering Faculty Publications. 222.
https://repository.fit.edu/math_faculty/222