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SCENERY: a web application for (causal) network reconstruction from cytometry data.


ABSTRACT: Flow and mass cytometry technologies can probe proteins as biological markers in thousands of individual cells simultaneously, providing unprecedented opportunities for reconstructing networks of protein interactions through machine learning algorithms. The network reconstruction (NR) problem has been well-studied by the machine learning community. However, the potentials of available methods remain largely unknown to the cytometry community, mainly due to their intrinsic complexity and the lack of comprehensive, powerful and easy-to-use NR software implementations specific for cytometry data. To bridge this gap, we present Single CEll NEtwork Reconstruction sYstem (SCENERY), a web server featuring several standard and advanced cytometry data analysis methods coupled with NR algorithms in a user-friendly, on-line environment. In SCENERY, users may upload their data and set their own study design. The server offers several data analysis options categorized into three classes of methods: data (pre)processing, statistical analysis and NR. The server also provides interactive visualization and download of results as ready-to-publish images or multimedia reports. Its core is modular and based on the widely-used and robust R platform allowing power users to extend its functionalities by submitting their own NR methods. SCENERY is available at scenery.csd.uoc.gr or http://mensxmachina.org/en/software/.

SUBMITTER: Papoutsoglou G 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC5570263 | biostudies-literature | 2017 Jul

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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SCENERY: a web application for (causal) network reconstruction from cytometry data.

Papoutsoglou Georgios G   Athineou Giorgos G   Lagani Vincenzo V   Xanthopoulos Iordanis I   Schmidt Angelika A   Éliás Szabolcs S   Tegnér Jesper J   Tsamardinos Ioannis I  

Nucleic acids research 20170701 W1


Flow and mass cytometry technologies can probe proteins as biological markers in thousands of individual cells simultaneously, providing unprecedented opportunities for reconstructing networks of protein interactions through machine learning algorithms. The network reconstruction (NR) problem has been well-studied by the machine learning community. However, the potentials of available methods remain largely unknown to the cytometry community, mainly due to their intrinsic complexity and the lack  ...[more]

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