Tutorials
These tutorials demonstrate integrated workflows that combine multiple BioNeuralNet components.
- Example 1: Sparse Multiple Canonical Correlation Network (SmCCNet) Workflow with Graph Neural Network (GNN) Embeddings
- Example 2: Weighted Gene Co-expression Network Analysis (WGCNA) Workflow with Graph Neural Network (GNN) Embeddings
- Example 3: Disease Prediction Using Graph Information (SmCCNet + DPMON)
- Example 4: Sparse Multiple Canonical Correlation Network (SmCCNet) + PageRank Clustering + Visualization
Example 1: Sparse Multiple Canonical Correlation Network (SmCCNet) Workflow with Graph Neural Network (GNN) Embeddings This tutorial demonstrates how to:
Construct a network using SmCCNet.
Generate node embeddings with a Graph Neural Network (GNN).
Integrate embeddings into subject-level omics data for enhanced analysis.
Example 2: Weighted Gene Co-expression Network Analysis (WGCNA) Workflow with Graph Neural Network (GNN) Embeddings This tutorial illustrates:
Building a weighted gene co-expression network using WGCNA.
Generating embeddings via a GNN and integrating them into omics data.
Enhancing subject-level representations for downstream analyses.
Example 3: Disease Prediction Using Graph Information (SmCCNet + DPMON) This tutorial demonstrates how to:
Generate an adjacency matrix using SmCCNet from multi-omics data.
Use DPMON for disease prediction by integrating the generated network and omics data.
Predict disease phenotypes leveraging graph-based models.
Example 4: Sparse Multiple Canonical Correlation Network (SmCCNet) + PageRank Clustering + Visualization This tutorial showcases:
Constructing a network using SmCCNet.
Identifying meaningful clusters in the network using PageRank-based clustering.
Visualizing the resulting sub-networks for biological insights.
By following these tutorials, you will learn how BioNeuralNe’ modules can interoperate to:
Perform advanced multi-omics analyses.
Generate networks and embeddings.
Predict disease phenotypes.
Visualize and interpret biological graphs.