DisBalance
A platform to automatically build balance-based disease prediction models and discover microbial biomarkers from microbiome data
Identifying key taxonomic biomarkers and restoring commensal gut microbiota is vital for the precision diagnosis and treatment of many human diseases. DisBalance was developed to address the key issues related to microbiome-based binary classifications.
The implementation of DisBalance is showcased by a complete analysis of a UC demo dataset from GMrepo as demonstrated on the "demo" tab.
Only two files are required to build a balance-based disease prediction model:
Check the Demo part for the detailed tutorial.
Once the optimized disease prediction model is established, it can be applied to predict the disease risk for new samples. When the balance-based model, SBP matrix and the new Feature data is submitted, a disease risk probability for each sample will be immediately calculated.
Check the Demo part for the detailed tutorial.
Upload the LR coefficients of balances and SBP matrix generated from the above steps and make the taxon-disease associations inference for the taxons in the top n balances selected. DisBalance supports automated inferences using the evidenced taxon-disease associations in MicroPhenoDB or user-defined taxon-disease associations. The inference results can be interactive explored through the output panel.
Check the Demo part for the detailed tutorial.