Learning semi-supervised enrichment of longitudinal imaging-genetic data for improved prediction of cognitive decline

Author:

Seo Hoon,Brand Lodewijk,Wang HuaORCID,

Abstract

Abstract Background Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) is a progressive memory disorder that causes irreversible cognitive decline. Given that there is currently no cure, it is critical to detect AD in its early stage during the disease progression. Recently, many statistical learning methods have been presented to identify cognitive decline with temporal data, but few of these methods integrate heterogeneous phenotype and genetic information together to improve the accuracy of prediction. In addition, many of these models are often unable to handle incomplete temporal data; this often manifests itself in the removal of records to ensure consistency in the number of records across participants. Results To address these issues, in this work we propose a novel approach to integrate the genetic data and the longitudinal phenotype data to learn a fixed-length “enriched” biomarker representation derived from the temporal heterogeneous neuroimaging records. Armed with this enriched representation, as a fixed-length vector per participant, conventional machine learning models can be used to predict clinical outcomes associated with AD. Conclusion The proposed method shows improved prediction performance when applied to data derived from Alzheimer’s Disease Neruoimaging Initiative cohort. In addition, our approach can be easily interpreted to allow for the identification and validation of biomarkers associated with cognitive decline.

Funder

National Science Foundation

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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