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Explainable AI for Inflammation

Artificial Intelligence possesses unprecedented ability in studying and identifying patterns in complex datasets with high dimensions. They effectively overcome the curse-of-dimensionality, a significant obstacle for scientists when analysing several disease features simultaneously. The XAI4Inf group focuses on utilising the variational auto-encoder, a type of generative deep neural network, to transform complex single-cell transcriptomics data into a lower-dimensional latent space. We then employ explainable artificial intelligence techniques to uncover disease sub-populations and gene-gene interactions. Currently, we are conducting training on an advanced architecture that encodes the single-cell transcriptomics of paediatric patients who have rare rheumatological disorders being investigated by the Systems Rheumatology Department of the DRFZ.

Members

Group leader
Vikram Sunkara, Ph.D

Doctoral students
Celvic Coomber
Eniko Regyeni

Masters students
Manasi Acharya
Alize Ispahani
Saniya Nankani
Sahar Saiyed

Student assistent
Payal Priyadarshini