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Gene Selection is one class of most used data analysis algorithms on microarray dataset. The goal of gene selection algorithms is to filter out a small set of informative genes that best explains experimental variations. Traditional gene selection algorithms are mostly single-gene based. Some discriminative scores are calculated and sorted for each gene. Top ranked genes are then selected as informative genes for further study. Such algorithms ignore completely correlations between genes, although such correlations is widely known. Genes interact with each other through various pathways and regulative networks. In this paper, we propose to use, instead of ignoring, such correlations for gene selection. Experiments performed on three public available datasets show promising results.

Virtual Gene: A Gene Selection Algorithm for Sample Classification on Microarray Datasets