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Author Archives: klecao
Φ-Space: Continuous phenotyping of single-cell multi-omics data
We have developed a new PLS method for cell type continuous annotation of single cells, now in preprint! Φ-Space addresses numerous challenges faced by state-of-the-art automated annotation methods: to identify continuous and out-of-reference cell states, to deal with batch effects … Continue reading
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PCA and PLS-DA
These two recordings were part of a presentation to WEHI for their postgraduate lecture series for a diverse audience. In the PCA presentation (18 min), we explain the concept of linear combination of variables (components) and useful graphical outputs such … Continue reading
[closed] Self-paced online course Oct 21 – Dec 6 2024
Unfortunately we had to cancel the workshop as we did not receive a sufficient number of participants to justify running the workshop at this time. These workshops involve peer review and a cohort feel to provide the best experience to … Continue reading
Microbial network inference for longitudinal microbiome studies with LUPINE
Our latest method based on PLS to infer microbial networks across time is now in preprint! LUPINE is a PLS-based method that combines dimension reduction, and partial correlations to infer associations between taxa. LUPINE takes into account information across time … Continue reading
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[closed] Self-paced online course Feb 5 – March 22 2024
This workshop is now closed. Fill in this short survey to register your interest. A new iteration of the course might be run between Sept – Nov if there is sufficient interest! Key summary The new course is open and … Continue reading
[closed] Self-paced online course May 22 – July 7 2023
If you’ve missed out, our next iteration will run from 19th Feb – 5th April 2024. You can fill up this short survey to be notified when we open our next course. Summary The new course is open and will … Continue reading
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[closed] 13-14 March 2023, Brisbane, Aus
We will be running a 2-day workshop at Frazer Institute, University of Queendland. The workshop will cover 1.5 days of lectures and hands-on, and an additional 0.5 day for discussions and opportunities to analyse your own data (assuming the data … Continue reading
[Closed] Self-paced online course Oct 31st – Nov 27 2022
The next iteration of the course will be in September 2023 for a likely duration of 6-8 weeks (it will be advertised 3 months before opening the course). This course is online, but at your own pace, meaning that you … Continue reading
Our book is out!
We are excited to announce that our book is out, along with several case studies and R scripts available online. Check out this page. It’s been a very (very) long term project, and a great collaboration with Zoe Welham whose … Continue reading
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[Closed] Self paced online course Oct 11 – Nov 7 2021
Our next round of online learning will be 31st October 2022! Some feedback from this course: Overall, this was a great course to take and I wish there would be more stats courses for biologists. Kim Anh is truly an … Continue reading