Tutorial: multi-omics data integration: a case study with transcriptomics and genomics mutation data
Hi all,
I just wrote a blog post on multiomics data integration.
Happy Learning!
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Nice and interesting blog post!
Do you think it could be possible to do a multiomics data integration model (or similar) with data from transcriptomics, cytometry and cytokines to classify patients?
yes, I think so. one simple thing to do is to concatenate all the features in to a big matrix and use those features across modality to do classification.
sorry, it would be too much to ask you if you could do an example? maybe in a post or something.. I'm really interested in this but I'm really lost how to do it. Thank you in advance!