Bruker Will Use HDC's SVM Technology in ClinProTools Product Line

Aug 01, 2006

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) — Bruker BioSciences today said it has obtained a non-exclusive worldwide license from Health Discovery Corporation to use its Support Vector Machine (SVM) technology in Bruker Daltonics’ ClinProTools clinical proteomics product line.

ClinProTools is a bioinformatics product for biomarker panel analysis, biofluid profiling, multivariate data analysis, classical statistics, and sample classification.

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