RF_phage virion: Classification of phage virion proteins with a random forest model.

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School of Artificial Intelligence and Software College, Jiangsu Normal University Kewen College, Xuzhou, China.

Published: February 2023


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Phages play essential roles in biological procession, and the virion proteins encoded by the phage genome constitute critical elements of the assembled phage particle. This study uses machine learning methods to classify phage virion proteins. We proposed a novel approach, RF_phage virion, for the effective classification of the virion and non-virion proteins. The model uses four protein sequence coding methods as features, and the random forest algorithm was employed to solve the classification problem. The performance of the RF_phage virion model was analyzed by comparing the performance of this algorithm with that of classical machine learning methods. The proposed method achieved a specificity (Sp) of 93.37%%, sensitivity (Sn) of 90.30%, accuracy (Acc) of 91.84%, Matthews correlation coefficient (MCC) of .8371, and an F1 score of .9196.

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