Recent advances of machine learning applications in human gut microbiota study: from observational analysis toward?causal inference and clinical intervention
Recent advances of machine learning applications in human gut microbiota study: from observational analysis toward?causal inference and clinical intervention
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机器学习在人类肠道微生物群研究中应用的最新进展:从观察分析到因果推理和临床干预
DOI:
10.1016/j.copbio.2022.102884
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发表时间:
2023
影响因子:
7.7
通讯作者:
Yamada Takuji
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作者:
Salim Felix;Mizutani Sayaka;Zolfo Moreno;Yamada Takuji
HighlightsML facilitates the detection of disease-associated microbial features.Open data repository and tool development improves study reproducibility.Recent methods integrate SNV and microbiome for microbe-disease causal inference.Statistical methods can also be used to design microbiome-based clinical intervention.Statistical methods, especially machine learning, learning (ML), are pivotal for the analyses of large data generated by multiomics human gut microbiota study. These analyses lead to the discovery of microbe-disease associations. Furthermore, recent efforts for more data transparency and accessible analytical tools improved data availability and study reproducibility. Our recent accumulated knowledge on microbe-disease associations brings light to the next questions: what is the role of microbes in disease progression and how can we apply our knowledge of microbiome in clinical settings? Here, we introduce recent studies that implemented ML to answer the questions of causal inference and clinical translation.