KAIST Develops Core Technology to Reverse Biological Changes Once Thought Irreversible, Opening New Possibilities for Aging and Cancer Research (IMAGE)

The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST)

KAIST Develops Core Technology to Reverse Biological Changes Once Thought Irreversible, Opening New Possibilities for Aging and Cancer Research

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[Figure 5] Validation of the superior predictive performance of irreversibility-kernel-based analysis

Professor Kwang-Hyun Cho's research team compared the predictive performance of two approaches: the conventional method using all strongly connected components (SCCs), and a method using only the irreversibility kernel identified by ROOT. The results confirmed that irreversibility-kernel-based analysis predicts the actual probability of irreversibility occurring more accurately than the conventional approach.

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