Multi-omics network reconstruction with collaborative graphical lasso
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协作图套索的多组学网络重建
- 研究问题
- 摘要称，多组学数据日益丰富，但有效的多组学网络重建策略发展滞后；本文关注如何在整合不同分子层信息的同时重建多组学网络结构。
- 方法与思路
- 作者提出协作图套索（collaborative graphical lasso），在图套索基础上加入协作惩罚项以协调各层对网络结构的贡献，并配合分别控制层内与层间稀疏性的双重正则化；同时提出基于稳定性的 XStARS 准则用于多维超参数调优。
- 材料陈述的贡献
- 摘要称该方法改善了多组学数据整合与网络推断；通过模拟评估其性能，并应用于公开多组学数据，结果显示其能恢复已知生物学交互并提示新的、生物学上连贯的连接；作者还提供了 CRAN 上的 R 包 coglasso 及复现代码。
- 阅读关注点
- 应核对协作惩罚项与双重正则化的具体形式、XStARS 的稳定性定义与调参流程、模拟设计及评价指标，以及公开数据应用中“已知交互”和“新连接”的判定依据。
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原文摘要
Motivation: In recent years, the availability of multi-omics data has increased substantially. Multi-omics data integration methods mainly aim to leverage different molecular layers to gain a complete molecular description of biological processes. An attractive integration approach is the reconstruction of multi-omics networks. However, the development of effective multi-omics network reconstruction strategies lags behind. Results: In this study, we introduce collaborative graphical lasso, a novel approach that extends graphical lasso by incorporating collaboration between omics layers, thereby improving multi-omics data integration and enhancing network inference. Our method leverages a collaborative penalty term, which harmonizes the contribution of the omics layers to the reconstruction of the network structure. This promotes a cohesive integration of information across modalities, and it is introduced alongside a dual regularization scheme that separately controls sparsity within and between layers. To address the challenge of model selection in this framework, we propose XStARS, a stability-based criterion for multi-dimensional hyperparameter tuning. We assess the performance of collaborative graphical lasso and the corresponding model selection procedure through simulations, and we apply them to publicly available multi-omics data. This application demonstrated collaborative graphical lasso recovers established biological interactions while suggesting novel, biologically coherent connections. Availability and implementation: We implemented collaborative graphical lasso as an R package, available on CRAN as coglasso. The results of the manuscript can be reproduced running the code available at https://github.com/DrQuestion/coglasso_reproducible_code