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I have been trying to utilise the mbImpute method for a microbiome dataset with OTU counts provided for various samples. Pardon my ignorance, but since this is a new domain I am working in, I was wondering if I need to apply normalisation procedures before utilizing mbImpute( ) or if setting the 'unnormalised' to TRUE would be sufficient (default normalisation procedures outlined in your paper)?
The reason I am asking you this is that the dataset contains over 2,000 samples with over 100 OTU variables, and 2 metadata variables (excluding the study-condition variable). The observations are the raw OTU counts. It might be due to the size of the dataset, however, the function has still not finished running after 24 hours - so I wanted to check if I am taking the correct path.
Additionally, do I need to initiate extra packages to leverage parallel processing in the mbImpute( ) function?
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RishBez
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Parallel Computing for mbImpute
Normalisation & Parallel Computing for mbImpute
Jun 25, 2024
Greetings mbImpute Team!
I have been trying to utilise the mbImpute method for a microbiome dataset with OTU counts provided for various samples. Pardon my ignorance, but since this is a new domain I am working in, I was wondering if I need to apply normalisation procedures before utilizing mbImpute( ) or if setting the 'unnormalised' to TRUE would be sufficient (default normalisation procedures outlined in your paper)?
The reason I am asking you this is that the dataset contains over 2,000 samples with over 100 OTU variables, and 2 metadata variables (excluding the study-condition variable). The observations are the raw OTU counts. It might be due to the size of the dataset, however, the function has still not finished running after 24 hours - so I wanted to check if I am taking the correct path.
Additionally, do I need to initiate extra packages to leverage parallel processing in the mbImpute( ) function?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: