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Fig 1.

The workflow of our proposed HGCLAMIR model for predicting potential miRNA-disease associations.

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Fig 2.

The detailed description of different modules in HGCLAMIR.

(A) Illustration of hypergraph contrastive learning. (B) Introduction of integrated representation learning.

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Fig 3.

The influence of different hyperparameters on HGCLAMIR based on the MDAv2.0 dataset under 5-fold cross-validation.

(A) The impact of hyperparameter k on HGCLAMIR. (B) The impact of hyperparameter c on HGCLAMIR.

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Table 1.

The prediction performance of all models evaluated by 5-fold cross-validation five times.

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Fig 4.

ROC curves and PR curves performed by HGCLAMIR based on the MDAv2.0 dataset under 5-fold cross-validation.

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Fig 5.

ROC curves and PR curves performed by HGCLAMIR and ten baseline models based on the MDAv2.0 dataset under 5-fold cross-validation.

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Table 2.

The prediction performance of all models based on an independent dataset.

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Table 3.

The prediction performance of ablation experiment evaluated by 5-fold cross-validation five times.

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Table 4.

Top 50 breast neoplasms-related miRNAs predicted by HGCLAMIR based on the MDAv2.0 dataset.

Note that the number in evidence means PubMed Unique Identifier (PMID).

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Fig 6.

The biological analysis of hsa-mir-371a associated with breast neoplasms.

(A) The enrichment analysis of target gene sets related to hsa-mir-371a. (B) The survival analysis based on hsa-mir-371a expression levels.

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