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Category Archives: Workshop
Nordic Precision Medicine Forum, 18-19 march 2019
The mixOmics team will present at the Nordic Precision Medicine Forum in Stockholm, 18-19 march 2019. Sébastien Déjean will give a talk about Data integration: Examining Statistical Methods for the Exploration and Integration of Heterogeneous Biological Data Sets. Nordic Precision … Continue reading
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April 15 – 17 2019, Melbourne AUS (beginner, microbiome)
Feedback from the workshop: This time we included several new case studies specifically focused on microbiome applications. We presented new material, including the problem of compositional data, how to detect and assess existing methods for batch effects (Ms Yiwen (Eva) … Continue reading
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June 4-6 2019, Toulouse, FR (beginner, 3 days)
We will be running a three-day workshop in June 2019 in Toulouse at the introductory level. Continue reading
Nov 6 2018, Vancouver (microbiome)
Note: this workshop is primarily restricted to Microbiome Research Network students at UBC until Oct 22 when the registration will be open outside MRN if space is available. About the Workshop The objective of this workshop is to introduce fundamental concepts of … Continue reading
Software requirements for 2020 mixOmics workshops
We list below some installation requirements to ensure the mixOmics workshop will run smoothly for everyone. Please update / install prior to the workshop to avoid a WIFI backload. Software installation and updates. 0 – Mac OS users only: install X Quartz first … Continue reading
July 8 2018, Barcelona, SP (Introductory)
The registrations are now closed as we have reached above and beyond capacity! (53 registrations! Many thanks for your interest!) We will be running a one-day workshop as part of the XXIX International Biometric Conference (IBC 2018). Instructors: Dr Kim-Anh Lê … Continue reading
April 12-13 2018, Sydney, AUS
[The workshop is restricted to WestMead staff only] The objective of this workshop is to introduce the fundamental concepts of multivariate dimension reduction methodologies. Those methods are particularly useful for data exploration and integration of large data sets, and especially … Continue reading
July 23-25 2018, Melbourne AUS (beginner)
This was our first workshop on the Melbournian grounds. 34 participants joined the workshop, including 10 ECR and PhD students who received CBRI funding. Some feedback from the workshop from our participants What did you like about that workshop? ‘It was … Continue reading
June 7-8 June 2018, Saclay, FR (advanced)
The objective of this advanced workshop is to introduce the fundamental concepts of multivariate dimension reduction methods for the integration of high-throughput biological data sets. The aim of this workshop is to introduce our latest mixOmics integrative frameworks and in … Continue reading
Version 6.3.0 and workshop
A new CRAN version is now available. We have considerably improved the computational time for the tune and perf functions! (see example below). We also fixed some reproducibility issues when using parallel computing with a set seed. The update of … Continue reading