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MintTea
MintTea

MintTea

An intermediate integration-based method for analyzing multi-omic microbiome data and identifying disease-associated multi-omic modules.

Using 

MintTea

» MintTea>Code (GitHub)

  Download the MintTea source code from GitHub repository.


» MintTea>Documentation

  Learn how to obtain, compile, and use MintTea in your analysis.


Understanding 

MintTea

MintTea is a method for identifying multi-omic modules of features that are both associated with a disease state and present strong associations between the different omics. It is based on sparse generalized canonical correlation analysis (sgCCA), where the disease label is encoded as an additional 'dummy' omic.

Citing 

MintTea

E Muller, I Shiryan, E Borenstein. Multi-omic integration of microbiome data for identifying disease-associated modules. Nature Communications 15 (1), 2621, 2024

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