Document Type
Article
Publication Title
Encyclopedia of Data Warehousing and Mining
Abstract
Microarray informatics is a rapidly expanding discipline in which large amounts of multi-dimensional data are compressed into small storage units. Data mining of microarrays can be performed using techniques such as drill-down analysis rather than classical data analysis on a record-by-record basis. Both data and metadata can be captured in microarray experiments. The latter may be constructed by obtaining data samples from an experiment. Extractions can be made from these samples and formed into homogeneous arrays that are needed for higher level analysis and mining.
First Page
734
Last Page
739
DOI
10.4018/978-1-59140-557-3.ch140
Publication Date
2005
ISBN
9781591405573
Recommended Citation
Segall, Richard S., "Microarray Databases for Biotechnology" (2005). Faculty Publications. 14.
https://arch.astate.edu/busn-isba-facpub/14