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OneNet – One network to rule them all: consensus network inference from microbiome data

2023-05-07

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Modeling microbial interactions as sparse and reproducible networks is a major challenge in microbial ecology. Direct interactions between the microbial species of a biome can help to understand the mechanisms through which microbial communities influence the system. Most state-of-the art methods reconstruct networks from abundance data using Gaussian Graphical Models, for which several statistically grounded and...

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6fc76720-add0-5b5b-baa0-de56d7a64536
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10.1101/2023.05.05.539529
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