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A review of normalization and differential abundance methods for microbiome counts data

Swift et al., 2023

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5200718214697136619
Author
Swift D
Cresswell K
Johnson R
Stilianoudakis S
Wei X
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Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Computational Statistics

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The recent development of cost‐effective high‐throughput DNA sequencing technologies has tremendously increased microbiome research. However, it has been well documented that the observed microbiome data suffers from compositionality, sparsity, and high …
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