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On the salient limitations of the methods of assembly theory and their classification of molecular biosignatures

Author(s): Uthamacumaran A; Abrahão FS; Kiani NA; Zenil H;

We demonstrate that the assembly pathway method underlying assembly theory (AT) is an encoding scheme widely used by popular statistical compression algorithms. We show that in all cases (synthetic or natural) AT performs similarly to other simple coding schemes and underperforms compared to system-related indexes based upon algorithmic probability that t ...

Article GUID: 39112510


A Review of Mathematical and Computational Methods in Cancer Dynamics

Author(s): Uthamacumaran A; Zenil H;

Cancers are complex adaptive diseases regulated by the nonlinear feedback systems between genetic instabilities, environmental signals, cellular protein flows, and gene regulatory networks. Understanding the cybernetics of cancer requires the integration of information dynamics across multidimensional spatiotemporal scales, including genetic, transcriptio ...

Article GUID: 35957879


Algorithmic reconstruction of glioblastoma network complexity

Author(s): Uthamacumaran A; Craig M;

Glioblastoma is a complex disease that is difficult to treat. Network and data science offer alternative approaches to classical bioinformatics pipelines to study gene expression patterns from single-cell datasets, helping to distinguish genes associated with the control of differentiation and aggression. To identify the key molecular regulators of the ne ...

Article GUID: 35479408


Cancer: A turbulence problem.

Author(s): Uthamacumaran A

Cancers are complex, adaptive ecosystems. They remain the leading cause of disease-related death among children in North America. As we approach computational oncology and Deep Learning Healthcare, our mathematical models of cancer dynamics must be revised. Recent findings support the perspective that cancer-microenvironment interactions may consist of ch ...

Article GUID: 33142240


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