MicrobiomeR

MicrobiomeR integrates phyloseq, metacoder, taxa, and microbiome to enable standardized manipulation, statistical analysis, and visualization of taxonomic and abundance data from microbiome studies.


Key Features:

  • Integration with phyloseq, metacoder, taxa, and microbiome: Leverages these R packages for data manipulation, taxonomic handling, and visualization.
  • Standardization of workflows: Provides standardized workflows to support consistent and reproducible microbiome analyses.
  • Simplification of data tasks: Consolidates data importation, transformation, and visualization operations into coordinated functions.
  • Data importation and management: Handles import and management of large datasets typical in microbiome studies.
  • Statistical analysis: Supports statistical analyses to identify patterns and associations within microbiome data.
  • Visualization: Produces visualizations to aid interpretation and presentation of taxonomic and abundance results.
  • Reproducibility: Standardized processes that facilitate reproducible analysis workflows.

Scientific Applications:

  • Data Import and Management: Handling and organizing large microbiome datasets and associated taxonomic metadata.
  • Statistical Analysis: Comparative and exploratory analyses to detect patterns and associations in microbiome data.
  • Visualization: Generation of visual outputs to support interpretation and reporting of microbiome study results.

Methodology:

Computational methods explicitly include data importation, data manipulation and transformation, statistical analysis, and visualization through integration with the phyloseq, metacoder, taxa, and microbiome R packages.

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License:
MIT
Cost:
Free of charge
Tool Type:
library
Operating Systems:
Linux, Windows
Programming Languages:
R
Added:
8/13/2019
Last Updated:
8/15/2019

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Publications

Gilmore R, Hutchins S, Zhang X, Vallender E. MicrobiomeR: An R Package for Simplified and Standardized Microbiome Analysis Workflows. Journal of Open Source Software. 2019;4(35):1299. doi:10.21105/joss.01299.

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