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StableMate: a statistical method to select stable predictors in omics data
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Identifying statistical associations between biological variables is crucial to understanding molecular mechanisms. Most association studies are based on correlation or linear regression analyses, but the identified associations often lack reproducibility and interpretability due to the complexity and variability of omics datasets, making it difficult to translate associations into meaningful biological hypotheses. We developed StableMate, a regression framework, to address these challenges through a process of variable selection across heterogeneous datasets. Given datasets from different environments, such as experimental batches, StableMate selects environment-agnostic (stable) and environment-specific predictors in predicting the response of interest. Stable predictors represent robust functional dependencies with the response, and can be used to build regression models that make generalizable predictions in unseen environments. We applied StableMate to (i) RNA sequencing data of breast cancer to discover genes that consistently predict estrogen receptor expression across disease status; (ii) metagenomics data to identify microbial signatures that show persistent association with colon cancer across study cohorts; and (iii) single-cell RNA sequencing data of glioblastoma to discern signature genes associated with the development of pro-tumour microglia regardless of cell location. Our case studies demonstrate that StableMate is adaptable to regression and classification analyses and achieves comprehensive characterization of biological systems for different omics data types.
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