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iconic - Causal Model Selection with Genetic Instruments and Negative Controls

Provides a model selection workflow for causal inference with genetic instruments and negative controls in observational omics data. The package fits eight estimators of the natural direct and indirect effects (NDE/NIE), diagnoses which are valid for the user's data via instrument-strength checks and negative-control validity screens (A1, A2, A2'), stress-tests them against confounding and pleiotropy violations, and recommends the estimator most likely to be unbiased. A hybrid generative texture model (a torch GAN for sample-level structure and a Gaussian copula for the mediator panel) lets the sensitivity analysis mirror the marginal and joint structure of the user's cohort. The modular API comprises iconic_data() to standardize data, iconic_diagnose() to assess estimator eligibility, iconic_estimate() to fit all eligible estimators, iconic_sensitivity() to sweep instrument exogeneity, iconic_recommend() to rank estimators by identification strength and robustness, and iconic_prospect() to plan future studies. infer_confounding() estimates held-fixed confounding parameters from the data. Helper functions construct exposure instruments (polygenic scores from GWAS summary statistics or PGS Catalog scoring files), mediator instruments (cis-eQTL scans and elastic-net predicted-expression composites), and negative-control panels (principal components of residualized omics matrices), and data can be imported directly from SummarizedExperiment objects. Time-to-event outcomes are supported on the Cox log-hazard-ratio and restricted-mean-survival-time scales. Binary outcomes are supported on the log-odds-ratio (logistic two-stage predictor-substitution outcome stage) and risk-difference (linear probability model) scales. The torch package is required for the generative texture model (sensitivity and prospective analysis); all other functionality works without it.

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statisticalmethodgeneticsmultiplecomparisonregressiontranscriptomicsrnaseqsurvival

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scSimEval - Unified Benchmarking and Accuracy Evaluation for Single-Cell Multiomics Simulation Methods

A simple and unified evaluation toolkit for benchmarking single-cell and multiomics data simulation methods. Evaluates how realistic simulated data are compared to real biological datasets across three multiomics experimental designs: (i) paired multiomics (simultaneous co-assay from identical cells, e.g. 10x Chromium Multiome, SHARE-seq, SNARE-seq), which unlocks the full Category 7 cross-modal coupling suite including FOSCTTM alignment scores and peak-to-gene regulatory linkage; (ii) unpaired multiomics (independent scRNA-seq and scATAC-seq profiled from separate cells of the same tissue), supported through per-modality unimodal evaluation (Categories 1-6, 8) and population-level cross-modal metrics such as co-expression module fidelity and network Jaccard similarity; and (iii) mosaic multiomics (partial co-measurement where only a subset of cells has both modalities, e.g. DOGMA-seq or mosaic pooling designs), handled by subsetting the paired cell fraction for coupling metrics and evaluating each modality independently otherwise. The toolkit quantifies simulation realism using 62 metrics organized into 8 easy-to-understand categories: (1) Distribution Differences: Statistical distances between real and simulated values (such as KS, Wasserstein, MAD, and RMSE), (2) Summary Properties: Gene correlations, zero counts, and dropout patterns, (3) Cell Structure and Clustering: How well distinct cell types and clusters are preserved (such as Silhouette width, ARI, and NMI), (4) Batch and Confounder Mixing: How well technical batch variations are captured or mixed, (5) Biological Signals and Marker Genes: Preservation of differentially expressed genes (DEGs) across Simpipe, SimBench, and Shaky Foundations frameworks, (6) Cell Lineage and Trajectories: Preservation of continuous developmental pathways (inferred directly from scRNA-seq counts), (7) Multiomics Relationships: Connections between different layers (such as gene expression and chromatin accessibility) — fully active for paired data; population-level metrics available for unpaired and mosaic data, (8) Computational Resources: Speed (runtime in seconds) and memory usage (peak RAM in MiB). Includes non-linear low-dimensional cell embedding projections (UMAP, t-SNE, PCA) with quantitative cluster separability (Silhouette) and fidelity (ARI) metrics, automated score normalization, leaderboards, 600 DPI bubble plots, and an interactive Shiny app studio.

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singlecelltranscriptomicsatacseqqualitycontroldimensionreductiondifferentialexpressiongeneexpressionnormalizationsoftware

4.08 score

spbtest3 - Test Single Package Builder

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softwaredataimportbiologicalquestion

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tewas - Unit-Level Multiple Testing for Epigenome-Wide Association Studies with an Anchor-Calibrated Knowledge Prior

A multiple-testing engine for DNA methylation arrays (engine v1.6) and a frame layer for the designs of behavioral epigenetics. Probes are grouped into genomic-run units; each unit is tested with four complementary statistics (dense sum, coherence-gated flip, Simes, kernel matched filter) whose null distributions come from one shared permutation stream with a calibrated exponential tail below the permutation floor; the arm p-values are combined by the Cauchy combination and units are selected by weighted Benjamini-Hochberg with cross-fitted structural weights and, optionally, a per-probe knowledge prior from longitudinal within-person change measured in an external cohort. Anchor probes carried in the scan measure whether the prior is licensed (the lens) and whether the scan's null is calibrated (the inflation guard, read on an alive null ruler); the prior is tempered toward zero when it is not, and nothing is corrected. The frame layer declares a design (moderation, curvature, threshold, acceleration, methylation as predictor or as outcome), runs every arm through the same engine, merges selected units into regions with coordinates, annotates the probes with their target genes, and writes tables, trajectory figures and a self-declaring summary. Unit-level FDR is controlled under the stated assumptions; probe-level false discovery and the calibration of every arm were measured in registered simulations whose readings the package prints beside its results. The anchor panel and the alive ruler are shipped under inst/extdata as per-probe summaries only. Input is a beta matrix or a SummarizedExperiment (a minfi GenomicRatioSet included); selected regions, units and probes are returned as GRanges on request.

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dnamethylationmethylationarrayepigeneticsmultiplecomparisonstatisticalmethoddifferentialmethylationgeneregulationsoftware

2.70 score

spbtest5 - Test Single Package Builder

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softwaredataimportbiologicalquestion

2.70 score