CMiNet
CMiNet constructs consensus microbiome networks by integrating multiple inference algorithms to produce robust network structures that reflect underlying biological interactions.
Key Features:
- Multi-Algorithm Integration: CMiNet integrates up to ten widely used inference algorithms for network construction.
- Method Diversity: CMiNet supports both correlation-based and conditional dependence-based methods.
- Consensus Filtering: CMiNet employs a consensus-based filtering strategy that retains only edges supported by multiple methods.
- Network Flexibility: CMiNet provides options to construct individual or consensus networks across different approaches.
Scientific Applications:
- Gut Microbiome Analysis: CMiNet was demonstrated using gut microbiome datasets for consensus network construction.
- Soil Microbiome and Disease Association: CMiNet enabled consistent identification of disease-associated taxa in soil microbiome datasets, including Ktedonobacteria, Acidobacteriae, Vicinamibacteria, MB-A2-108, Planctomycetes, and Anaerolineae.
Methodology:
CMiNet integrates multiple inference algorithms and applies consensus-based filtering to retain edges supported by multiple methods.
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- Programming Languages:
- R
- Added:
- 2/22/2026
- Last Updated:
- 2/22/2026