Abstract
AbstractGaussian processes (GPs) are a powerful and useful approach for modelling nonlinear phenomena in various scientific fields, including genomics and genetics. This review focuses on the application of GPs in genetic association mapping. The aim is to identify genetic variants that alter gene regulation along continuous cellular states at the molecular level, as well as disease susceptibility over time and space at the population level. The challenges and opportunities in this field are also addressed.
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC