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Noah Aaron Zaitlen

David Earl Heckerman

Nebojsa Jojic

Carl Myers Kadie

Jennifer Listgarten

Manuel Jesus Reyes Gomez

Shift invariant predictors are described herein. By way of example, a system for predicting binding information relating to a binding of a protein and a ligand can include a trained binding model and a prediction component. The trained binding model can include a hidden variable representing an unknown alignment of the ligand at a binding site of the protein. The prediction component can be configured to predict the binding information by employing information about the protein's sequence, the ligand's sequence and the trained binding model.

Shift-invariant predictions

Epitope prediction models are described herein. By way of example, a system for predicting epitope information relating to a epitope can include a classification model (e.g., logistic regression model). The trained classification model can illustratively operatively execute one ore logistic functions on received protein data, and incorporate one or more of hidden binary variables and shift variables that when processed represent the identification (e.g., prediction) of one or more desired epitopes. The classification model can be configured to predict the epitope information by processing data including various features of an epitope, MHC, MHC supertype, and Boolean combinations thereof.

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