Directed Interaction Networks
Directed Interaction Networks is a type of ecological network model that represents species interactions as unidirectional links, specifying the direction of influence or resource flow between interacting taxa, thereby distinguishing it from undirected or symmetric interaction networks.
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Network-based integration of multi-omics data for prioritizing cancer genes
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Beihang University
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