PredRSA: a gradient boosted regression trees approach for predicting protein solvent accessibility

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Chao Fan
Diwei Liu
Rui Huang
Zhigang Chen
Lei Deng
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[1] Central South University,School of Software
[2] Shanghai Key Laboratory of Intelligent Information Processing,undefined
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BMC Bioinformatics | / 17卷
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Solvent accessibility; Sequence features; Gradient boosted regression trees;
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