Computational biology / survival modeling

LUAD survival modeling.

A research workflow joining TCGA-LUAD expression and clinical data with survival models, regulatory signals, treatment rules, and explainable reports.

Interactive workflow

Two evidence streams, one research report.

Expression-derived risk and clinical biomarker rules remain distinct until the combined reporting layer.

Case study

Reducing complexity without hiding it

01 / Problem

Reconcile heterogeneous evidence

Expression matrices, survival endpoints, biomarkers, and clinical variables arrive at different scales and with different missingness.

02 / System

Keep risk and rules legible

Univariate Cox screening and Lasso-Cox produce a risk signature while clinical factors feed a separate R6 recommendation layer.

03 / Artifact

Generate inspectable outputs

The repository includes the TCGA workflow, survival analysis, treatment rules, regulatory-network context, and report generation.

Workflow detail

From cohort to explainable output

  1. Prepare the cohort

    Filter tumor samples and align molecular measurements with usable clinical outcomes.

  2. Select survival signal

    Use Cox screening followed by penalized Cox modeling to construct a risk score.

  3. Apply clinical rules

    Interpret biomarkers and patient factors through a separate recommendation system.

  4. Compose the report

    Present risk, clinical context, and recommendation rationale without collapsing their provenance.

Evidence boundary

Research and education, not clinical decision support.

Repository-reported cohort summaries and model outputs describe the codebase’s analysis. They do not establish clinical validity or authorize treatment decisions.