Author:
Ahmed Zeeshan,Wan Shibiao,Zhang Fan,Zhong Wen
Abstract
AbstractRecent technological advancements have vastly improved access to high-throughput biological instrumentation, sparking an unparalleled surge in omics data generation. The implementation of artificial intelligence techniques is revolutionizing omics data interpretation. The BMC Methods Collection "Artificial intelligence for omics data analysis" will feature novel artificial intelligence approaches leveraging multi-omics data to accelerate discoveries in personalized medicine, disease diagnostics, drug development, and biological pathway elucidation.
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
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