AMELIE
Literature-mining gene prioritisation from phenotype and variants.
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- AMELIE default, singleton (Yuan et al. 2022) Configuration · configuration of this method · 2 evaluations · 14 results
- AMELIE-HPO default, singleton (Yuan et al. 2022) Configuration · configuration of this method · 2 evaluations · 14 results
- AMELIE 3.1.0, Protocol A (Yuan et al. 2024) Configuration · configuration of this method · 2 evaluations · 14 results
- AMELIE 3.1.0, Protocol B (Yuan et al. 2024) Configuration · configuration of this method · 2 evaluations · 14 results
- AMELIE 3.1.0, Protocol C (Yuan et al. 2024) Configuration · configuration of this method · 2 evaluations · 14 results
- AMELIE 3.1.0, Protocol D (Yuan et al. 2024) Configuration · configuration of this method · 2 evaluations · 14 results
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Release 2026-11-02-a7f03c9e55a5 · Record review: source checked
2 source records and release history
- Evaluation of phenotype-driven gene prioritization methods for Mendelian diseases · Original source · Briefings in Bioinformatics 23(2):bbac019, published 2022-02-04; PMC8921623 full-text XML
- Refined preferences of prioritizers improve intelligent diagnosis for Mendelian diseases · Original source · Scientific Reports 14:2845, published 2024-02-03; PMC10838329 full-text XML
Technical metadata and extraction receipts
Stable ID: rare-ranking-20261009-method-amelie
- areas
- dna-genomes
- contexts
- clinical_research
- method types
- supervised_machine_learning
- reported name
- AMELIE
- entity level
- method
- source locator
- Yuan et al. 2022 Table 2
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- version: reason: inapplicable; note: Family record; versions are on configurations
Related records
- configuration of: AMELIE default, singleton (Yuan et al. 2022)
- configuration of: AMELIE-HPO default, singleton (Yuan et al. 2022)
- configuration of: AMELIE 3.1.0, Protocol A (Yuan et al. 2024)
- configuration of: AMELIE 3.1.0, Protocol B (Yuan et al. 2024)
- configuration of: AMELIE 3.1.0, Protocol C (Yuan et al. 2024)
- configuration of: AMELIE 3.1.0, Protocol D (Yuan et al. 2024)