Orchestrating Microbiome Analysis (OMA)
Orchestrating Microbiome Analysis (OMA) builds a community-developed open-source ecosystem for microbiome data science that supports standardized, reproducible data wrangling, joint analysis, and reporting of hierarchical, interlinked, and heterogeneous multi-table datasets.
Key Features:
- Multi-assay data integration: Leverages the Bioconductor statistical programming framework for integrated analysis of multi-modal microbiome data.
- Joint analysis of heterogeneous datasets: Supports analysis of hierarchical, interlinked, and heterogeneous multi-table datasets common in modern microbiome research.
- Standardized data wrangling: Provides standardized approaches for data preparation and manipulation.
- Reproducible reporting: Enables reproducible analysis workflows and reporting.
- Open data and methods: Includes open data resources and interoperable computational methods.
- Community resources: Maintains an active online community for prospective users and contributors.
Scientific Applications:
- Multi-modal microbiome analysis: Analyzes interlinked datasets encompassing versatile taxonomic and functional assays.
- Large-scale microbiome data science: Addresses increasingly large and heterogeneous multi-modal microbiome datasets.
- Modular workflow design: Supports construction of modular data science workflows through interoperable methods.
Methodology:
OMA is built on the Bioconductor framework for multi-assay data integration, specifically designed for joint analysis of hierarchical, interlinked, and heterogeneous multi-table datasets.
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- Programming Languages:
- R
- Added:
- 2/22/2026
- Last Updated:
- 2/22/2026