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I am trying to use NetCoMi for 16S microbiome data. I am really interested in investigating the results coming from netCompare and diffnet functions. My problem is that I do not have only two groups of samples, but multiple groups.
Is there an option for multiple group testing/comparison? A possible solution would be to construct each network separately and then do the comparison, but this is going to take a lot of time in order to be completed.
Thank you in advance for your time!
Regards,
Nikos
PS: Really nice work with the NetCoMi package. I am a big fan of the SpiecEasi algorithm, but I think i will start using NetCoMi from now on!
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Unfortunately, NetCoMi can only compare two networks because for each network measure, the difference between the two groups is computed and tested for significance. Comparing and testing more than two measures would be more complicated.
So, the only option is to construct each network separately. You can, however, use the same layout for all network plots to compare the networks at least visually. This is done by storing the network output to a variable and reusing the layout in further plots:
# Network plot of the first group
p <- plot(netprops1, ...)
# Further network plots
plot(netprops2, layout = p$layout, ...)
plot(netprops3, layout = p$layout, ...)
...
Hi @stefpeschel,
I am trying to use
NetCoMi
for 16S microbiome data. I am really interested in investigating the results coming fromnetCompare
anddiffnet
functions. My problem is that I do not have only two groups of samples, but multiple groups.Is there an option for multiple group testing/comparison? A possible solution would be to construct each network separately and then do the comparison, but this is going to take a lot of time in order to be completed.
Thank you in advance for your time!
Regards,
Nikos
PS: Really nice work with the
NetCoMi
package. I am a big fan of theSpiecEasi
algorithm, but I think i will start usingNetCoMi
from now on!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: