Statistical tests and statistical learning for omics data
This advanced statistics course will include feature selection in statistical tests, clustering and statistical learning methods.
Successful completion will be awarded with 1 ECTS.
Learning objectives:
- Obtaining an overview of current computational systems biology approaches for omics data analysis
- Understanding the principles behind data pre-processing, quality control and statistical analysis of large-scale biological datasets
- Obtaining experience in higher-level omics analysis via pathway and network analyses
- Learning the basics of machine learning analyses for omics sample clustering and classification
Registration
Registration is closed, as the maximum number of participants has been reached.
Requirements
- Basic working knowledge of R
- Have a computer ready with a recent version of R (4.0 or later) and RStudio (1.2 or later) installed. Please have your computer set-up well before the start of the course.
Time plan
Tuesday (14.09.2021)
Time | Topic |
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9.15 | Coffee & virtual get together |
9.45 | Lecture |
Welcome & introduction | |
Data pre-processing, filtering & quality control | |
Feature selection and hypothesis tests | |
Statistical meta-analysis of omics data | |
12.30 | Lunch break |
13.30 | Practical tutorial |
Introduction to the example datasets used for the project | |
Software installations on student laptops, retrieving public biomedical datasets | |
Hands-on data pre-processing & differential abundance analysis | |
17.00 | End |
Wednesday (15.09.2021)
Time | Topic |
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9.15 | Coffee & virtual get together |
9.45 | Lecture |
Cellular pathway & network analysis | |
Unsupervised machine learning analysis (clustering) | |
Supervised machine learning analysis (prediction) | |
12.30 | Lunch break |
13.30 | Practical tutorial |
Hands-on pathway & network analysis | |
Hands-on machine learning analyses | |
Conclusion & final discussion | |
17.00 | End |
Instructors
Enrico Glaab with Veronica Codoni.
Address
The course will be held online. Access will be available for registered participants only.