Abstract
AbstractIn this study, we investigate how an organism’s codon usage bias levels can serve as a predictor and classifier of various genomic and evolutionary features across the three kingdoms of life (archaea, bacteria, eukarya). We perform secondary analysis of existing genetic datasets to build several artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning models trained on over 13,000 organisms that show it is possible to accurately predict an organism’s DNA type (nuclear, mitochondrial, chloroplast) and taxonomic identity simply using its genetic code (64 codon usage frequencies). By leveraging advanced AI and machine learning methods to accurately identify evolutionary origins and genetic composition from codon usage patterns, our study suggests that the genetic code can be utilized to train accurate machine learning classifiers of taxonomic and phylogenetic features. Our dataset and analyses are made publicly available on Github and the UCI Machine Learning Repository (https://archive.ics.uci.edu/ml/datasets/Codon+usage) to facilitate open-source reproducibility and community engagement.
Publisher
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
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