a) É possível montar um conjunto de amostras negativas, a partir das amostras positivas, com maior grau de certeza que abordagens de montagem de par aleatório;
b) O modelo construído é capaz de predizer interações interespécies entre proteínas do ZIKV e de seus hospedeiros, baseado nas características físico- químicas das suas proteínas;
c) A abordagem do Random Forrest consegue uma taxa de erro semelhantes à de outras abordagens encontradas na literatura, porém aplicado à vários hospedeiros;
d) Os dados apontam que as proteínas NS1 e NS5 são as que mais fazem interações na maioria das espécies analisadas;
e) A topologia das redes de interações preditas pelo modelo pode ser representada através de grafos bipartidos;
f) A análise de enriquecimento de dados mostra que há a possibilidade dos mesmos efeitos no desenvolvimento do sistema nervoso observada em H.
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