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Description

This package serves to infer the network structure of the microbiome count data generated by next-generation sequencing (NGS) technology. It also provides functions to generate overdispersed and zero-inflated count data from a Dirichlet Multinomial model with flexible parameter settings. The simulated count data also preserve a pre-specified network structure under the Gaussian graphical model.

Example

install.packages("devtools")
library(devtools)
install_github("shuangj00/HARMONIES", subdir = “pkg”)
example.result = HARMONIES (count.matrix, phenotype, N.mcmc = 100, b = 1, h = 20, sparsity.cutoff = 0.5, beta.stars = 0.05, n.rep = 20, bayes.fdr = 0.05, seed = 123)

Arguments

count.matrix A count matrix from metagenomic shotgun sequencing or 16SrRNA sequencing technologies. Columns represent the taxa from the same taxonomic level, and rows represent the samples
phenotype A phenotype vector for all the samples. It should be a vector of 0s if only have one phenotype, or a vector of 0 and 1 if have 2 phenotypes
N.mcmc Number of MCMC iterations
b Shape parameter used in the hyper-parameter settings of the variance term
h Scale parameter used in the hyper-parameter settings of the variance term
sparsity.cutoff A threshold between 0-1. Taxa with proportions of zeros larger than the threshold would be dropped for the network inference
beta.stars Stability threshold for selection criteria
n.rep Number of random subsamples to take for network estimation
bayes.fdr Bayesian false discovery rate controlled for zero imputation
seed Random seed
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