eir-auto-gp 0.0.1a0

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EIR-auto-GP

EIR-auto-GP: Automated genomic prediction (GP) using deep learning models with EIR.

WARNING: This project is in alpha phase. Expect backwards incompatible changes and API changes.

Overview

EIR-auto-GP is a comprehensive framework for genomic prediction (GP) tasks, built on top of the EIR deep learning framework. EIR-auto-GP streamlines the process of preparing data, training, and evaluating models on genomic data, automating much of the process from raw input files to results analysis. Key features include:

• Support for .bed/.bim/.fam PLINK files as input data.
• Automated data processing and train/test splitting.
• SNP-based feature selection based on GWAS, deep learning-based attributions, and a combination of both.
• Ensemble prediction from multiple training runs.
• Analysis and visualization of results.

Installation

First, ensure that plink2 is installed and available in your PATH.

Then, install EIR-auto-GP using pip:

pip install eir-auto-gp

Usage

Please refer to the Documentation for examples and information.

Workflow

1. Data processing: EIR-auto-GP processes the input .bed/.bim/.fam PLINK files and .csv label file, preparing the data for model training and evaluation.
2. Train/test split: The processed data is automatically split into training and testing sets, with the option of manually specifying splits.
3. Training: Configurable number of training runs are set up and executed using EIR's deep learning models.
4. SNP feature selection: GWAS based feature selection, deep learning-based feature selection with Bayesian optimization, and mixed strategies are supported.
5. Test set prediction: Predictions are made on the test set using all training run folds.
6. Ensemble prediction: An ensemble prediction is created from the individual predictions.
7. Results analysis: Performance metrics, visualizations, and analysis are generated to assess the model's performance.

Citation

If you use EIR-auto-GP in a scientific publication, we would appreciate if you could use the following citation:

@article{sigurdsson2021deep,
  title={Deep integrative models for large-scale human genomics},
  author={Sigurdsson, Arnor Ingi and Westergaard, David and Winther, Ole and Lund, Ole and Brunak, S{\o}ren and Vilhjalmsson, Bjarni J and Rasmussen, Simon},
  journal={bioRxiv},
  year={2021},
  publisher={Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory}
}