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Fig 1.

(A) shows the composition of the three-layer heterogeneous network (disease-gene-miRNA network), where yellow lines represent disease-gene connections, blue lines mean miRNA-gene connections. (B) shows the phenotype-gene-miRNA network, where purple lines represent phenotype-gene connections and blue lines mean miRNA-gene connections.

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Fig 2.

The framework of GCSENet.

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Fig 3.

Weighted feature processing for disease-gene and miRNA-gene.

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Fig 4.

New feature component addition.

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Table 1.

Prediction performance comparison with different GCSENet components.

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Fig 5.

Comparison of ROC curves with different GCSENet components.

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Fig 6.

Comparison of different ROC and AUPR curves in miRNA-disease association prediction.

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Table 2.

Performance comparison with typical methods for miRNA-disease association prediction.

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Fig 7.

AUROC comparison of miRNA-disease in 10-fold cross-validation.

(A) With different methods. (B) With different pos/neg ratios.

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Table 3.

Performance comparison with various methods for miRNA-phenotype association prediction.

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Fig 8.

AUROC of miRNA-phenotype in 10-fold cross-validation (A), and Precision-Recall curve of lung neoplasms, heart failure, breast cancer and glioblastoma (B).

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Fig 9.

The number of predicted miRNAs verified in HMDD v3.0 by our model, including different top intervals.

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Table 4.

Validation results of predicted associations for lung neoplasms as an unknown disease.

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Table 5.

Validation results of predicted associations for heart failure as an unknown disease.

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Table 6.

Validation results of predicted associations for breast cancer as an unknown disease.

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Table 7.

Validation results of predicted associations for glioblastoma as an unknown disease.

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