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The nucleus guides life processes of cells. Many of the nuclear proteins participating in the life processes tend to concentrate on subnuclear compartments. The subnuclear localization of nuclear proteins is hence important for deeply understanding the construction and functions of the nucleus. Recently, Gene Ontology (GO) annotation has been used for prediction of subnuclear localization. However,...
Accurate prediction methods of protein subnuclear localizations rely on the cooperation between informative features and classifier design. Support vector machine (SVM) based learning methods are shown effective for predictions of protein subcellular and subnuclear localizations. This study proposes an evolutionary support vector machine (ESVM) based classifier with automatic selection from a large...
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