Normalization is a fundamental step in data processingto account for the sample-to-sample variation observed in biologicalsamples. However, data structure is affected by normalization. In thispaper, we show how, and to what extent, the correlation structure isaffected by the application of 11 different normalization procedures.We also discuss the consequences for data analysis and interpretation,including principal component analysis, partial least-squares discrimination,and the inference of metabolite−metabolite associationnetworks
Multiple analytical platforms are frequently used in metabolomics studies. The resulting multiple da...
<p>This shows an aggregated measure of correlation of this gene with all other genes in the network,...
Motivation: Modern functional genomics generates high-dimensional datasets. It is often convenient t...
The problem of normalization of data is frequently discussed in the literature but few studies have ...
Modern chromatography-based metabolomics measurements generate large amounts of data in the form of ...
International audienceBiological data produced by high throughput technologies are becoming more and...
Biological networks play a paramount role in our understanding of complex biological phenomena, and ...
The tetrachoric correlation is a popular measure of association for binary data and estimates the co...
Background: Correlation network analysis has become an integral tool to study metabolite datasets. N...
Motivation: Metabolite profiling aims at an unbiased identification and quantification of all the me...
MotivationNetwork diffusion and label propagation are fundamental tools in computational biology, wi...
Correlations, as observed between the concentrations of metabolites in a biological sample, may be u...
Data normalization plays a crucial role in metabolomics to take into account the inevitable variatio...
<p>Correlation networks based on 16S rRNA gene survey data collected as part of the Human Microbiome...
Estimates of correlation between pairs of genes in co-expression analysis are commonly used to const...
Multiple analytical platforms are frequently used in metabolomics studies. The resulting multiple da...
<p>This shows an aggregated measure of correlation of this gene with all other genes in the network,...
Motivation: Modern functional genomics generates high-dimensional datasets. It is often convenient t...
The problem of normalization of data is frequently discussed in the literature but few studies have ...
Modern chromatography-based metabolomics measurements generate large amounts of data in the form of ...
International audienceBiological data produced by high throughput technologies are becoming more and...
Biological networks play a paramount role in our understanding of complex biological phenomena, and ...
The tetrachoric correlation is a popular measure of association for binary data and estimates the co...
Background: Correlation network analysis has become an integral tool to study metabolite datasets. N...
Motivation: Metabolite profiling aims at an unbiased identification and quantification of all the me...
MotivationNetwork diffusion and label propagation are fundamental tools in computational biology, wi...
Correlations, as observed between the concentrations of metabolites in a biological sample, may be u...
Data normalization plays a crucial role in metabolomics to take into account the inevitable variatio...
<p>Correlation networks based on 16S rRNA gene survey data collected as part of the Human Microbiome...
Estimates of correlation between pairs of genes in co-expression analysis are commonly used to const...
Multiple analytical platforms are frequently used in metabolomics studies. The resulting multiple da...
<p>This shows an aggregated measure of correlation of this gene with all other genes in the network,...
Motivation: Modern functional genomics generates high-dimensional datasets. It is often convenient t...